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A member asked:
Are any sorts of foods that will spike my white blood cell count, or any medications?
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No foods will: There are some medicines which we use in order to increase the white blood count but we need to know more about your circumstances. So ask this question to your doctor who is looking after you as he/she probably knows why your WBC count is low and if it is low enough to be treated or high enough to be left alone.
Answered 6/10/2014
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