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I recently had a blood test which showed i had a high white blood count and had to have this test repeated and am unsure as to w doctor was checking fot h pylori infection to treat with antibiotics but none of this was mentioned just my bloods nedded to b
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Need more info : H pylori is not associated with high wbc. Do you have any symptoms? Why was the test done. Your doctor who knows your health history is in a better position to address your concerns. Wish you good health.
Answered 1/7/2019
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