Question 1

can h pilory cause high blood cell counts?

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Not really.: No, unless you are having an acute gastrointestinal bleed!  h. Pylori does not do this!

Question 2

what can a live blood cell analysis tell you?

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Cruel scam: The practitioner, who may be sincere, shows the victim their blood on darkfield analysis. The cooling plasma will precipitate and appear to be infectious micro-organisms. Brownian movement causes them to appear alive. The victim is then offered "holistic" medicines and is put in fear of imminent death should they not be bought. If you've been targeted, contact your local district attorney.

Question 3

what does it mean if your blood cell levels fluctuate?

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Everybody's do: Just a cold shower can double your neutrophil count. If your physician isn't worried, i'm not either.

Question 4

white blood cell 4.27 ?

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Low normal: Normal white cell count is from 4 to 11. More information is needed about the differential count etc. All lab results need to be interpreted in the clinical context and the doctor who ordered the test is usually in the best position to do that.

Question 5

how does white blood cell donation?

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The approach: Us to give WBC stimulating factor (neupogen) and then collect cells with a procedure called leukaphoresis.  It takes several hours.

Question 6

what does abnormal red blood cell mean?

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Depends: This depends on what is being called abnormal. There are many possibilities, ranging from red cell count, red cell size, or red cell morphology. And on occasion, some may use this terminology to refer to an abnormal hemoglobin.

Question 7

how much oxygen can a blood cell carry?

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85-100%: Usually Oxygen Saturation run from 85-100 % saturation. Below this is a medical emergency.  There is an S shaped graph that shows this physiologic relationship. Not much change at the top of the graph and alot of change in the middle part.

Question 8

what are normal white blood cell counts?

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4500-10000: In adults: typically 4, 500-10, 000 white blood cells per microliter is considered normal.

Question 9

how can high white blood cell be reduced?

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White blood cells: There are many types of wbcs, and many causes for increases in numbers or percentages of particular wbcs. You need to provide more info and rephrase your question.

Question 10

what happens when a white blood cell dies?

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Recycled: Body recycles its dead cells, that included white blood cells as well as cells in other organs. Enzymes breakdown the proteins, fats and DNA and the components get reused. If there is inflammation and too many WBC accumulate and die, that results in pus formation.
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