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Eosinophilia is not a disease; rather, it refers to an especially high number of eosinophil cells in the blood. In a child, increased eosinophil levels is a normal response to allergens, infections and other substances foreign to the body's immune system. Eosinophilia may not require treatment.

Top Resources on Eosinophilia

• eMedicine: Eosinophilia
• WrongDiagnosis: Eosinophilia
• Merck: Eosinophilia
• University of Pittsburgh Medical Center: Eosinophilia
• Wikipedia: Eosinophilia
• ClearLead: What is Eosinophilia?

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