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Lymphocyte morphology: defintie proof active of viral infection

Feb 8, 2004

Dear Dr. Holodniy,

If one has reactive lymphocytes, does that mean one definitely has an active viral infection? Is it 100 per cent evidence?

Thank you.

Response from Dr. Holodniy

Reactive or atypical lymphocytes can be seen with a variety of infections, allergic drug reactions, and autoimmune diseases.



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