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Can lack of sleep cause a elevated white blood count? no evidence of infection and no other symptoms
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Elevated WBC: An elevated white blood count is usually the outcome from infection or inflammation. Lack of sleep will not cause an elevated white blood count. There must be another cause. Follow up with your doctor to see if any further testing is necessary. Good luck.
Answered 5/17/2017
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