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Please describe ways to make your white blood cell count come up?

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None: Low white counts are common and usually have no clinical significance. Therefore, no treatment is needed. If you are unsure, discuss this with your doctor or a hematologist.

Dr Friedlander agreed

Answered 4/30/2013

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