Probably quite ill: Sometimes in sepsis the white blood cell count shoots up to very hgih levels, but then falls just as quickly. However, in general, if a patient has sepsis and a very high white blood cell count, they are extremely sick.
Answered 10/14/2018
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Very sick: That usually means that you are very sick. Vital signs are important.
Answered 1/28/2019
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High White Count...: You would likely be very sick as that is a very elevated white blood count. Doctors also have to evaluate the patients other signs/symptoms to figure out the severity and likely source of the patient's sepsis syndrome. With a white count as high as that, another possible diagnosis is some form of leukemia and, again, a physician would need to examine the patient to figure this out. Best of luck.
Answered 5/12/2019
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VERY: Sepsis means blood-borne infection, with systemic inflammatory response and abnormal organ function. Normal WBC is roughly 5-10, 000. Wbc of 71000 is very abnormal-sign of severe infection, leukemia, or abnormal marrow response (leukemoid reaction).
Answered 1/1/2019
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C diff: Usually c diff treatment is indicated high dose.
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