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A member asked:
Can a flu shot lower wbcs? had a cbc 2 days after flu shot. wbcs came back lower than normal (mine are already low).
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Yes: It is possible. Will strongly advise you to look into the reasons for low WBCs- toxins, side effects of medications, etc. Together with clearing the reasons for that I would advise you to take some herbs to strengthen your immune system and stimulate the bone marrow. Best, Siranush Cholakian MD
Answered 10/15/2020
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