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Excessive amount of white blood cells in birth canal? is this serious?
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Need more info: I assume that you mean that you have a lot of WBC's in your vagina. It may indicate an infection. I also assume that your physician made that diagnosis, then he/she should go into detail with you about this finding.
Answered 6/29/2014
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