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White blood cell count was 16000 during routine checkup a few weeks ago. went back in per dr request 4 days ago, and it was 22000. no illness. why?
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Blood disorder?: This may indicate a possible blood disorder. Please follow-up with your Dr. right away.
Answered 2/1/2017
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