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Is 3.5 normal for white blood cells in a blood test ?
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Depends/yes,,: This is a normal result depending on the lab range your lab uses. You don't seem to have a history that would suggest a reason for it to be abnormally low and a common reference range is 3.5-11*10^9/l, so your level is right at low normal for this range. Good luck.
Answered 12/8/2017
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