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Should i see a specialist if my white blood count is routinely around 3.5?
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Low White count: Low normal WBC can be normal in some people. But what is your differential count? Are you anemic? What is your platelet count? If they are all normal, the possibility is it is low normal. Low white count with other abnormalities in the other blood components can be due to a number of causes such as Pernicious anemia even w/o anemia , viral diseases..have your PCP check your CBC every 6 months .
Answered 7/4/2014
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