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White blood cell count high light stomach pains slight dizziness?
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Needs further tests: Roger, A high white blood cell count is normally indicative of an infection of some sort, but depending on the level can indicate other more serious conditions. With dizziness and light stomach pains it is possible that you have a viral infection of some sort, but it is important to have close follow up with your medical provider who can do further testing as needed.
Answered 12/28/2016
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