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Wbc count has been at 3.6 for a year. normal before that. doc finds no cause. can this just be normal for me now?
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Yes: LOW WBC OF 3.6 CANN BE NORMAL FOR SOME PEOPLE IT CAN ALSO BE ABNORMAL SEE AN MD FOR EVALUATION
Answered 1/5/2015
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