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My white blood is increase more than the average is this mean that iam have a porblem?
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Depends how: High and what kind of white blood cells. Most common cause is infection or demargination with exercise, stress, or meds. Ask the doctor who ordered the tests to make sure.
Answered 4/26/2013
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