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Increased white blood cells
Ok, i just want to know whether a STD causes an increase in white blood cell count. I know that an infection present in the body causes an increase. So does this also apply to STDs or AIDS? My blood cell levels are normal;Thank God, so I just want to make sure that this means I can't have an STD or any other life threating issues related to the blood and/or organs.
Yes if you had an active infection, sexually transmitted or otherwise, it will cause an increase in white blood cells.
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I have same problem ...i am scared that if i have any std .i gave a normal blood test and doctor said everything is normal(wbc count) but i didnt mention doctor that if i have any std or not.
Are you sure that if my normal blood test is normal then i have no std??pls anwer im ****** up very bad
Are you sure that if my normal blood test is normal then i have no std??pls anwer im ****** up very bad
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