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I am 35 weeks pregnant and detected with high tlc level how much serious problem it is? can it lead to pre term delivery?
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TLC?: Maybe you are referring the the total leukocyte count? Your WBC count is a better predictor of infection than looking at leukocyte count in isolation. The doctor ordering the test will need to interpret the result as they will now the context of your current clinical situation.
Answered 2/24/2016
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