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I have had 2 blood tests in 8 months with high white blood counts. i don't feel good & am feeling very jittery & shakey. what does this mean?
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Need to investigate: How high were the cell counts? It would help to have the complete report. In any case, blood cell count is not likely to reveal the cause. You need to have an in-person evaluation with a detailed history, physical examination and may be lab and other studies. It would be prudent to see your doctor.
Answered 11/2/2013
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