Below is an instruction that describes a task. Write a response that appropriately completes the request. ### Instruction: Scared to death - Possibly cancer (leukemia/lymphoma)Hi, my husband is a 26-year-old M. He is 510 and weighs 190 pounds. No medical history beside hypothyroidism and takes 100 mcg of Levothryoxine. His mother has hypothryoroidism and his brother had a condition as a small child where his body attacked the collagen in his skin (scleordermia??). He had Covid in June and recovered in 3-4 days. He had routine blood work done because he has never had blood work done, and I encouraged him to do that. He works out regularly, and never gets sick. He does not have enlarged lymph nodes, no night sweats, no pain, or fatigue, weight loss, ect.He initially received a call from a local family doctor towards the end of January about abnormal blood work. His neutrophils were coming in at 0.1 as well as low WBC and high lymphocytes, and they wanted us to follow up with hematology/oncology. We were told that this blood work did have a bad blood smear that could affect the results. We found a hematologist/oncologist with a major hospital nearby and the lab work down below has been done by her office.We met with her today, and she said that his lab work on the 1st was not significant, and she would have not accepted him as a client had this been his initial labs. However, since he had the initial 0.1 neutrophils with the other small practice, she took him on. She said the blood work was not too off on the 1st, but that she wanted repeat lab work done. The CBC from the 14th was done after our appointment. She said during our appointment that if the lab work looked similar or was trending outside of the ranges more so then she wanted to do a bone marrow biopsy.We are scared shitless, and this has flipped our world upside down. Any insight or advice would be greatly appreciated. What is your take from these test results? Has anyone experienced this and its not been something as serious as cancer? Thank you in advance.February 14th 2023L : WBC (3.6-10.6) : 2.7RBC (4.5-5.9) : 5.17Hemoglobin (13.5-17.5) : 14.8Hematocrit (41-53) : 43.4%MCV (80-100) : 83.9MCH (26-34) : 28.6MCHC (32-36) : 34.1RDW SD (36.7-47.2) : 37.9RDW (11.3-15.6) : 12.4Platelets (150-400) : 236MPV (8.6-12.4) : 9.9L : Neutrophil % Auto (42-72) : 34.6%H : Lymphocytes % Auto (18-45) : 50.4%Monocyte % Auto (2-12) : 10.9%Eosinophil % Auto (0-5) : 2.6%Basophil % Auto (0-2) : 1.1%Immature Granulocytes (0-0.5) : 0.4%L : Neutrophil, Abs (1.8-6.8) : 1Lymphocytes, Abs (1.2-3.4) : 1.4Monocytes, Abs (0.2-0.9) : 0.3Eosinophil, Abs (0-0.5) : 0.1Basophil, Abs (0-0.1) : 0Immature Granulocyte, Abs (0-0.04) : 0Feburary 1st 2023L : WBC (3.6-10.6) : 3.1RBC (4.5-5.9) : 4.9Hemoglobin (13.5-17.5) : 14.1L : Hematocrit (41-53) : 40.8MCV (80-100) : 83.3MCH (26-34) : 28.8MCHC (32-36) : 34.6RDW SD (36.7-47.2) : 37.1RDW (11.3-15.6) : 12.2%Platelets (150-400) : 235MPV (8.6-12.4) : 9.7Neutrophil % Auto (42-72) 42.9%H : Lymphocytes % Auto (18-45) : 45.2%Monocyte % Auto (2-12) : 8.7%Eosinophil % Auto (0-5) : 2.2%Basophil % Auto (0-2) : 1%Immature Granulocytes (0-0.5) : NoneL : Neutrophil, Abs (1.8-6.8) : 1.3Lymphocytes, Abs (1.2-3.4) : 1.4Monocytes, Abs (0.2-0.9) : 0.3Eosinophil, Abs (0-0.5) : 0.1Basophil, Abs (0-0.1) : 0Immature Granulocyte, Abs (0-0.04) : 0February 1st 2023CMP All within normal limits.02/01/23 Pathology review blood smear report : Surgical Pathology ReportFinal Diagnosis : Neutropenia, rare circulating plasma cells  The concurrent flow cytometric analysis is negative for abnormal lymphocyte population  There are no significant hemolytic changes, dysplastic changes, or circulating blastsHistologic EvaluationPeripheral Blood MorphologyLeukocyte differential : Cells counted (100) : Bands/segmented neutrophil 54, eosinophil 1, basophil 0, monocyte 7, lymphocyte 37, plasma cell 1.Leukocytes : Neutropenia. Neutrophils are mostly mature and without dyspoiesis. Lymphocytes are mature and without over atypia. Occasional circulate plasma cells are present.Erythrocytes : Adequate with normal morphologyPlatelets : Adequate with normal morphology02/01/23 Leukemia/lymphoma phenotyping report by Flow Cytometry ReportComment : There is no evidence for increased blasts, increased plasma cells or abnormal lymphoid population. A negative flow cytometry does not exclude malignancy.Leukocyte DifferentialCD45 Dim Area : 1%Lymphoid Area : 59%-T Cells : 78%----CD4:CD8 ratio 1.5NK Cells : 12%B Cells : 8%----Kappa : Lambda ration 1.8Monocytoid Area : 3%--The monocytoid population has typical antigen expressionMyeloid area : 34%--The Myeloid population has typical antigen expressionANA Hep2 IFA w/ Reflex ENAANA IFA Screen : NegativeCMt1 : ANA IFA : NegativeFolate Level : 11.4Hep B Surface AntigenHep Bs Ag : NonreactiveCMT : Hepatitis B Surface AgHep B Core Antibody (Total) (ARUP)Hepatitis B Core Ab TotalHep B Core Ab Total : NonreactiveVitamin B12 Level (345-1485)  427HIV Av/Ab Combo  ScreenHIV  Ag/Ab Combo by CMIA : NonreactiveHep B Surface AntibodyHep B Surface Ab : NonreactiveESR, Westergren (0-15)  5TSH : (0.46-4.88)  2.54Hep C AntibodyNonreactiveHCV Signal to Cutoff Ratio : 0.05LDH (125-265) : 139. ### Response: This is a slight neutropenia, without symptoms and with these blood tests the likelihood of leukemia is incredibly low.Also, this is not a lymphoma..