What does it mean when your gr high in blood test?

Answer 1

Granulocytes (or gr) are a type of leukocyte, or white blood cell. These cells are part of one's Immune System, all granulocytes start as myeloblasts, immature cells type which has the potential to differentiate into any type of granulocytic

cell (Granulocytic are made up of Neutrophiles, basophiles, and eosinophis). The begin as meyoblasts (immature cells), which grow in the Bone Marrow till they mature into Granulocyte. Normally will evolve into 55% of white blood cells the other two will become neutriophiles and eosinophiles, and the last is basophiles.

The white blood cells (WBC) are your immune system, these cells all increase as they are fighting diseases, bacteria or other atibodies found, then return to the normal counts. A normal WBC is 4,500 to 10,000 cells per microliter. If you have constant excessive white cell count, have yourself checked for Leukemia. There are other reasons your WBC may be high, but usually return to normal after a while.

Of course, just because your Granulocytes are high, it's just best to keep an eye on what is going on, it's when the WBC is high all the time is when you need it checked by a Doctor or Hematologist.