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White blood cells are high should i be worried dr wants me to see a hematologist... i'm really worried but i feel fine i'm only 28?
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WBC count: An elevated white blood cell count can signal recent infection or allergy or may be normal for you. What is most important is the type of white blood cell that is elevated. It's good that you feel ok. Ask your doctor if he/she can be more specific. A hematologist is a blood specialist and will give you peace of mind.
Answered 8/12/2017
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