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Doctor said my white blood cell count was low, took an hiv test it came back negative, what is causing this?
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Low white cell count: You need further evaluation as there are many reasons one can have a low white blood cell count. Some examples would be: viral infections, autoimmune disorders, drug reactions, congenital issues causing bone marrow suppression, and nutritional deficiencies. Speak with your doctor about seeing a hematologist ( blood specialist) .
Answered 6/28/2014
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