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High esr and WBC
I am obese and have pre-diabetes and pcos.last month I did my cbc test and WBC is quite high and esr is also high. Esr was 29 mm/hr. Tlc is 12.76 thou/ mm3 ,rdw is 14.90%,RBC is 4.86milli/mm3, lymphocytes is 3.24 thou/mm3 and neutrophils is 8.72 thou / mm3 .these are on higher side whereas other elements of cbc are normal. These are last month report and these test were done when I was having my heavy period. I didn't had any symptoms like fever that time . Want to clarify that are they indicating cancer?? Is it cancer.
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No cancer, but u should take care of body wt . Otherwise there can be conception problems after marriage. Reducing weight drastically helps in PCOS. metformin can be considered. Consult for further management.
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That's no where fitting into cancer dear. Don't panic. ESR can be falsely high in obese people. Secondly, there is a possibility that you might be having a PID last month which has got symptomatically resolved for now, giving upu high TLC. I need to know if you took any medications for the same, details of antibiotics. For your satisfaction sake , you can repeat Complete hemogram after that.
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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