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I had blood work done and my wbc count was 11.2 - nothing else was abnormal - i did have sinus infection and bronchitis 2 weeks earlier concerned?
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No: 11.2 depending on the lab is considered a mild elivation in WBC level. It is normal to have this with viral infections. If you are concerned you can have the test repeated after a month.
Answered 9/28/2016
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