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I Have a question, And I hope you can awnser without asking me for money. I Recently took a blood test and everything turned out a lot better than the last time in the test three years ago, but I need a concrete awnser in one aspect. In my blood test I had a score of 10.60 (The normal being 4000 to 1100, which means I know I am well within the norm) in terms of white bloodcells. In 10.60 something that I should keep an eye out in order to make sure I does not increase, and if so how would a go do about it. I don't need intermediaries. I don't have a way to pay. I just need awnsers to work on my own.
White blood cells change when you have an infection, are undergoing chemo, take certain meds, smoking, certain diseases, maybe even have serious stress for a long time.
Sometimes we can't control what happens to our WBC, but generally speaking, living a healthy lifestyle and avoiding stress as much as one can can help.
It's not something you need to really worry about unless you get sick.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/symptoms/high-white-blood-cell-count/basics/causes/sym-20050611
Sometimes we can't control what happens to our WBC, but generally speaking, living a healthy lifestyle and avoiding stress as much as one can can help.
It's not something you need to really worry about unless you get sick.
https://www.mayoclinic.org/symptoms/high-white-blood-cell-count/basics/causes/sym-20050611
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