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All my life my white blood cell count is elevated around 14000 to 17000 and i don't have any definitive autoimmune disorders why would that be?
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Usually: White cell elevation is due to infection both bacteria and viral or due steroids but could hematological proliferative disorders
Answered 10/26/2017
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