There are two potential reasons for a high WBC count. The most likely one is an infection. A less common cause can be due to a Cancer of the blood cells. But you have no other changes in your blood cells. So you should either see an infectious disease specialist or a urologist. Of course you could request your GP could check your urine for infection and give you a short course of antibiotics.
Answered 1/5/2023
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A competent doc will not refer you to an Oncologist without a valid reason based on his/her evaluation as a whole - not just the labs- so pl ask her /him as they no you best
Answered 12/30/2022
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