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== Differential Diagnosis ==
== Background ==


* Any eosinophil count over 0.5
* Hematologic
* Graded as mild (0.5 to 1.5), moderate (1.5 to 5), and severe (more than 5)
** Primary: esopinophilic leukemia, CMML, HES
* Hypereosinophilia may refer to eosinophils greater than 1.5, which is high enough that the eosinophils can cause tissue damage regardless of underlying trigger
** Secondary: Non-Hodgkin's and Hodgkin's lymphomas
* May be primary (either eosinophilic hematologic malignancy or idiopathic) or secondary/reactive
* Infectious
** Parasitic infections including Strongyloides
* Inflammatory
** Eosinophilic pneumonia
** Eosinophilic esophagitis
** Eosinophilic myositis
** Eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyantiitis (eGPA or Churg-Strauss)
* Endocrine
** Addison's disease
* Allergy
** Atopy
** Asthma
* Drugs
** Drug reaction with eosinophilia and systemic symptoms (DRESS)


==Differential Diagnosis==
== Investigations ==


*Hematologic
* CBC
**Primary: [[eosinophilic leukemia]], [[CMML]], [[hypereosinophilic syndrome]]
* Stool O&P and Strongy serology
**Secondary: [[Non-Hodgkin lymphoma]] and [[Hodgkin lymphoma]]
* ANCAs
*Infectious
* Review current medications
**Parasitic infections
***[[Strongyloides stercoralis]], [[hookworms]], [[schistosomiasis]], and [[scabies]] (most common)
***[[Tropical pulmonary eosinophilia]] from filarial roundworms ([[Wuchereria bancrofti]] and [[Brugia]])
***Many others
****Protozoa: [[Isospora belli]], [[Dientamoeba fragilis]], [[Sarcocystis]]
****Filarial nematodes: [[Onchocerca]], [[lymphatic filariasis]], [[tropical pulmonary eosinophilia]], [[Loa loa]], [[Mansonella]]
****Non-filarial nematodes: [[Strongyloides stercoralis]], [[hookworms]], [[whipworm]], [[Ascaris]], [[Trichinella]], [[Toxocara]], [[Gnathostoma]], [[Angiostrongylus cantonensis]], [[Anisakidosis]]
****Cestodes: [[Sparganosis]]
****Trematodes: [[Fasciola]], [[Paragonimiasis]], [[Schistosoma]]
****[[Scabies]]
**Viruses: [[HIV]], [[HTLV]]
**Bacteria: [[Bartonella]], [[Borrelia]], [[syphilis]], [[scarlet fever]] (resolving)
**Mycobacteria: [[tuberculosis]], [[Hansen disease]]
**Fungi: [[ABPA]], [[Coccidiodes]], [[Histoplasma]], [[Paracoccidioides]], [[Cryptococcus]]
*Inflammatory
**[[Eosinophilic pneumonia]]
**[[Eosinophilic esophagitis]]
**[[Eosinophilic myositis]]
**[[Eosinophilic granulomatosis with polyantiitis]] (eGPA or Churg-Strauss)
*Endocrine
**[[Addison disease]]
*Allergy
**[[Atopy]]
**[[Asthma]]
**Drugs
***[[Hypersensitivity reaction]] to [[NSAID|NSAIDs]], [[Antibiotic|antibiotics]], [[allopurinol]], [[Aromatic anticonvulsant|aromatic anticonvulsants]], [[sulfasalazine]], [[TMP-SMX]], [[PPI|PPIs]], [[vancomycin]]
***[[Drug reaction with eosinophilia and systemic symptoms]] (DRESS)

==Investigations==

*CBC
*Stool for ova and parasites (specifically for helminths rather than protozoa)
*[[Strongyloides stercoralis|Strongyloides]] serology, +/- [[Schistosoma]] serology
*ANCAs
*Review current medications


[[Category:Hematology]]
[[Category:Hematology]]

Latest revision as of 15:03, 27 October 2023

Background

  • Any eosinophil count over 0.5
  • Graded as mild (0.5 to 1.5), moderate (1.5 to 5), and severe (more than 5)
  • Hypereosinophilia may refer to eosinophils greater than 1.5, which is high enough that the eosinophils can cause tissue damage regardless of underlying trigger
  • May be primary (either eosinophilic hematologic malignancy or idiopathic) or secondary/reactive

Differential Diagnosis

Investigations

  • CBC
  • Stool for ova and parasites (specifically for helminths rather than protozoa)
  • Strongyloides serology, +/- Schistosoma serology
  • ANCAs
  • Review current medications