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Does sleeping 10 hours a night every night, lower your white blood count?
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Lower wbc sleep. : I know that when blood flow is slow wbcs marginate on walls if veins so are out of circulation and wbc in flowing blood will be lower. So sleep would do same thing. ESP if blood drawn before you get up as in Hosp. Go to uptodate.com and read more. AFRICAN Americans have lower wbcs as well. But u did not mention ethnicity. We need all the information about u.
Answered 2/27/2021
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