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My white blood count is 14, 000 my neutrophils are 9, 700 , could it be leukemia? my mom died of leukemia at age 33. i have been seeing a dr for a year.
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White cells: While anything is possible, however, from your limited info provided here, I do not see any evidence of leukemia here. There are many different conditions that may increase white blood cells- most common things include infection, inflammation, trauma/irritation, medication etc- not just cancer. Your neutrophils counts are in normal range. Stop smoking& alcohol if you do. Follow up with your doctor.
Answered 8/9/2017
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