Yes yes yes no: Many medications can lower WBC counts. Usually we monitor things if the count is a bit off. We also look at the white cell differential. In the absence of recurrent infections the WBC count of 3.9 alone is not alarming. . Other things we look at are the Hb, Hct platelet count and RBC indices. We don't want to overlook bone marrow suppression.
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Not specifically.: Neither drug mention leukopenia as specific side effects. Luvox (fluvoxamine) however has been known to cause nosebleeds and easy bruising, I would recommend going back to your doctor to see if you can stop these medication, or one of them to see if the leukopenia will improve. Take care.
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