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2025-12-25 17:37:14
Hi Dr, My wife is 12 week pregant through IVF. We need her regular blood test. Sharing report here. WBC is high. Report also has blood smear I am worried if any cancer issue? Does WBC increase in first trimester Please suggest
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During pregnancy, white blood cells normally increase to protect you and the baby. A count of 15,000 is expected and does not suggest cancer unless other abnormal findings are present. Hb and platelets seems to be in a normal range that means there is no marrow infiltration.
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Regular antenatal care

Answered2025-12-29 03:53:31

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Answered2025-12-27 14:41:00

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Wbc increases in pregnancy which is okay but I need more history to rule out any kind of infection...kindly contact through whatsApp nine nine nine 9 six six 6909

Answered2025-12-26 20:21:33

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WBC usually raises in pregnancy. Don't complicate and think it as cancer. For further evaluation and management, kindly consult me in practo

Answered2025-12-26 13:14:30

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Do the following 1. Urine test for microscopy culture 2. Blood tests - CRP, Liver function tests, Kidney function test 3. Repeat CBP in a few days. All the best. J G S R clinic

Answered2025-12-26 12:01:28

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Consult superspecialist like haematology

Answered2025-12-26 11:50:13

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No cancer. If you still have queries, kindly consult with me on 94 two six eight six 78 nine six.

Answered2025-12-26 10:55:47

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Answered2025-12-26 10:50:01

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I understand your concern, this situation is very common in early pregnancy, and most of the time it is NOT related to cancer. Yes ,absolutely WBC increase in first trimester due to hormonal changes and due to medication and immune response.

Answered2025-12-26 09:58:39

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No it's ok repeat after 15days

Answered2025-12-26 09:37:40

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Need few more details for further evaluation. Kindly consult

Answered2025-12-30 06:56:36

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Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Answered2025-12-26 12:06:39

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Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2025-12-26 11:52:09

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