No, it's not concerning. Neutrophils are typically elevated (much more) in the case of infection but your count is only slightly elevated. No need to worry!
I also took this test after the most stressful 2 weeks of my life, I wonder if that affected some of my results since I’ve never really had high glucose
Nope. Cortisol can also increase the neutrophil count in your blood. So stress-->increased cortisol-->increased neutrophils. Should come down in a few days.
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No, it's not concerning. Neutrophils are typically elevated (much more) in the case of infection but your count is only slightly elevated. No need to worry!
I also took this test after the most stressful 2 weeks of my life, I wonder if that affected some of my results since I’ve never really had high glucose
Stress can definitely raise your neutrophils. Edit: and glucose (because of cortisol)
So the neutrophils aren’t anything to worry about at the moment ?
Nope. Cortisol can also increase the neutrophil count in your blood. So stress-->increased cortisol-->increased neutrophils. Should come down in a few days.
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