What is the reason for the high percentage of lymphocytes in a 10-month-old baby?

Patient's question:

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Doctor's answer:

Hello, based on the description, it appears to be eczema. The current elevated lymphocyte count is considered related to eczema, but the possibility of viral infections or other diseases cannot be ruled out.
According to the medical history, it is recommended that you actively seek treatment from a dermatologist. In daily life, avoid foods that may trigger reactions (such as fish and shrimp) and minimize exposure to allergens. If necessary, consider undergoing an allergen test to determine if desensitization therapy should be administered to the child. After the eczema is under control, a blood test should be repeated to reassess the condition and decide on the treatment plan.