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My white blood cell count is 10.9. all of my other levels were within normal range. is this a cause for concern?

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Test results are best interpreted by the doc who authorized them and can place them in context. (History, exam and all other tests) Just posting a number does not provide enough information for a reasoned answer. I don't find it worrisome by itself.

Answered 5/3/2023

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