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@kandyburke. Hi Kandy, welcome to Mayo Connect. CLL is often very slow to progress as in your case where it’s remained stable for almost 10 years. Having an elevated lymphocyte level with your latest blood test doesn’t necessarily mean there’s a change in your CLL. They can rise after an illness or an infection as an immune response.

Did your doctor run a CBC with differential which breaks down the different types of white blood cells? Do you have a consultation scheduled to talk over the results with your doctor?

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@loribmt Thank you for your message. This is new to me, and hearing from you is comforting. I had this blood test done by my NP as my oncologist requested a yearly test. Now the NP’s office let me know of this result. I don’t what kind of blood test I had. I’m hoping my oncologist will contact me, or maybe I should contact him? I live in a small town, and he’s located 60 miles from me. I’m 81 years old.