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How can someone gain back white blood cells?
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There is never a need to gain back white blood cells unless you have been diagnosed with a specific blood disorder which has decreased your wbc count to a dangerous level. If that was the case you would need to be under the care of a hematologist.
Answered 3/4/2021
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