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Yes, lymphocyte levels are elevated in CLL. However, these are abnormal lymphocytes that don't function properly. While there are too many of these abnormal white blood cells, they actually make it harder for your body to fight infections because they don't work correctly. Doctors monitor lymphocyte levels throughout the Show Full Answer

Yes, lymphocyte levels are elevated in CLL. However, these are abnormal lymphocytes that don't function properly. While there are too many of these abnormal white blood cells, they actually make it harder for your body to fight infections because they don't work correctly. Doctors monitor lymphocyte levels throughout the disease course. If lymphocyte counts increase quickly (doubling in less than a year), this may indicate more aggressive CLL. Regular blood tests help track these changes and guide treatment decisions.

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