Is it normal to have high eosinophil and low neutrophil in blood test after breast augmentation surgery?

Surgery may elevate white cell count somewhat initially because of the stress, but not eosinophils. Eosinophils elevate often in response to allergies. Low white cell counts are often related to viral infections and sometimes allergies. You might want to see your medical doctor if your counts are way off normal limits. If your counts are slightly off, that just may be your normal count.

Hi and welcome to our forum!The eosinophil is a white blood cell associated with numerous inflammatory processes, especially allergic phenomena. The neutrophil is a white blood cell which provides an acute response to the presence of infection.Breast augmentation normally should not affect either count. It may be wise to seek advice from your primary care physician.Best wishes...

Changes in blood cell count profiles have not been scientifically linked to breast augmentation surgery. Your should consult your family doctor if you blood profile is abnormal.