Thanks for that info... I was just a bit confused because they didn't tell me anything.. Once again, thanks
A raised white blood count can be an indicator of infection. Your white count isn't raised very much above normal. The body is always being invaded by bacterial and viral "bugs" that need to be fought. Each time, WBCs are raised until the "bug" has been irradicated. Most of the time you don't know it is happening. It sounds like the doctor is letting the WBCs do their job, but is watching just to make sure they don't need a little help. If other symptoms occur, like a fever, let your doc know, otherwise don't worry. The little soldiers are out there doing what they do best.