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My doctor told me i had a high white blood cell count but hasn't told me much more what could it mean?
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Need details: How high is the total count and what is the differential coun?. All test results need to be interpreted in the total clinical context and the doctor who ordered the tests should be in the best position to provide the interpretation.
Answered 3/8/2013
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