Immune System Lab Results after 1st & 2nd Jab

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COVID Lab Results

Dr. Nathan Thompson - Expanded Immune System Panel blood work results Before and After the 1st and 2nd shot.

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Before 1st Shot
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Differential
Granulocyte % 58.9
Lymphocyte % 33.8

The human immune system consists of several different types of white blood cells with one category being called Lymphocytes, which attack antigens (foreign proteins).

Lymphocytes consists of 3 subcategories of white blood cells known as B-Cells, T-Cells, and Natural Killer Cells.

B-cells – responsible for antibody production
T-cells – responsible for killing foreign invaders.
natural killer (NK) cells – responsible for killing foreign invaders.
Natural killer cells versus T-cells:

Natural killer cells are the first line of defense against foreign pathogens and they belong to the innate immune system. They are not specific in their immune response and recognize a wide variety of pathogens.

T-cells, on the other side, belong to the adaptive immune system. They are much more focused and highly specialized.

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After 1st Shot: (27th Aug 2021)
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Differential
CD 8 Pos. Lymph. 40.5 Higher

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After 2nd Shot: (23rd Sept 2021)
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Differential
Granulocyte % 79.6 Higher
Lymphocyte % 13.8 Lower
CD3-/CD56+/CD16+(NKCells) 64 Lower

/* A high count of granulocytes in the blood is a concerning condition because it usually indicates an infection, autoimmune disease, or blood cell cancer.

/* Lymphocytes are a kind of white blood cell that is part of your immune system. Low lymphocyte count is a cause for concern because when lymphocytes (a type of white blood cell) are low, the body's ability to repel infections is weakened. These cells help prevent infections by bacteria and viruses and also fight off infections already present.

Dr. Nathan Thompson - "Please note, testing used with patient permission and difference in account numbers is an individualized identifying number for that specific sample that the lab inputs into their system that day. All patient identifying info has been removed for privacy reasons."

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