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I am suffering from lower back pain and have a high white blood cell count. what does that mean?
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I am not sure: Back pain and high white blood count mean a lot of things, infection in some place in the body , blood disorders, so the best thing to do to check it out with your doctor.
Answered 5/26/2017
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