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My wbc count is 26, 000 does that mean i have cancer? pregnant.
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Unlikely: Depending on which trimester of pregnancy you are in, this can be an abnormal white blood count. By itself, it is not indicative of cancer, but you should talk to you doctor to make sure it is appropriate for your phase of pregnancy.
Answered 8/24/2012
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