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What does a consistent white blood cell count of 13, 000 mean if pregnant?
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Leukocytosis & PG: An elevated white cell count can be seen in pregnant women. If your obstetrician is concerned, they should refer you to a hematologist. If it resolves after delivery, no further follow-up is required.
Answered 6/10/2012
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