A member asked:

Smoking and eating affectswbc count?today morning i smoke a cigarette and trink a coffee.2 hours later made a wbc with results 13400, neutrop.10500.txs

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Dr. Agos Luca answered

Probably not: Probably not. Smoking may increase your neutrophil count by causing lung inflammation after chronic use, but if you only smoked a cigarette in the morning it is unlikely that it affected your result. If you are a relatively heavy smoker it's another story but still, the most likely cause of neutrophilia is infection. Please also see my answer to your previous question.

Answered 3/25/2014

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