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I have wbc count of 10100, is it harmful? what could be the cause of it? am i gaining weight due to it?
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Normal WBC: is 5000-10,000. Your numbers are almost in the normal range and I would not worry; however I do advise follow up with your private physician. The weight gain is not necessarily related to the WBC.
Answered 4/28/2016
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