Persistent elevation of absolute immature granulocytes 7 months 0.04

Lab work (CBC-Diff) in oct 2024 and again in May 2025 shows 0.04 elevation in Absolute immature granulocytes. Notes from Lab say "Immature granulocytes are left-shifted granulocytes and do not equal blasts. They are composed of metamyelocytes, myelocytes, and promyelocytes. Their presence can be seen in infection, inflammation, certain medication effects, or other bone marrow stimuli. Occasionally, persistent increase in immature granulocytes may be part of myeloid neoplastic process. Correlation with clinical findings is recommended for complete interpretation of this parameter. Please also note that peripheral blood with immature granulocytes >5% will be manually reviewed by lab personnel and/or pathologists." My Dr says no concerns and dismissed both lab reports and is disinterested in investigating underlying cause. I know it isn't a really high level but have been having some strange symptoms we thought may be cardiac but other symptoms that concern me. Mostly concerned that is has persisted 7 months. Not just worried about worst case scenarios but also at whether we should be looking into possible infection or inflammatory response at the very least. Doesn't seem a good thing to ignore possible persistent infection or inflammation either....is it?

Hi @lightgoddess It’s understandable to be concerned when you’re feeling ‘something isn’t quite right’ and having your doctor be dismissive.
If this were me, I’d be seeking a second opinion. Have you been seen by a hematologist?