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why is my white blood cell count 15.9? what does this mean?
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white blood cell count is 15. is this okay?
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just got my blood test results from when i was in labor. i just noticed my white blood cell count was 15 which is high. is that commin during labor??
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my white blood cell count has been between 12.4 to 15.7 over the last five years and no one has addressed this problem what could cause this?
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Content: If this is the usual units, it's a bit high. However, the number means basically nothing in the absence of more information about the counts of indivi ... Read More
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A 49-year-old member asked: white blood cell count is 15. is this okay? Dr. David Brouwer answered
30 years experience Internal Medicine
No: That is above the normal range. See your doctor to evaluate it. Possibly related to underlying infection.