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What can cause increased wbc, crp,and chloride levels in blood tests when all other lab work is normal?

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Non specific.: just about anything can cause these results which are pretty nonspecific. if you are feeling well they may just be normal variation. Is this related to the reason you take Heparin or Zofran (ondansetron)?

Answered 2/26/2016

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A member asked:

What can cause increased wbc, crp,and chloride levels in blood tests when all other lab work is normal?

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What illnesses could cause these results? WBC 12.4 109/L Neutrophil 9.47 109/L Eosinophil 0.44 10*9/L Nucleated red blood cells 0.2 C reactive protein 17 inorganic phosphate 0.69 mmol/L Repeating test next wk alongisde liver function?