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High white blood cell
I have slightly high white blood cells so what to eat and avoid food items to maintain white blood cells count??
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Ms. Anjali kanphade
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7 yrs exp
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Take direct consultation through my practo account - I need your complete information like , age, height, weight, medical history, food allergy, likes - dislikes, are veg or nonveg. Then I can guide you further.
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Dr. Shraddha Chauhan (PhD)
Clinical Nutritionist
15 yrs exp
Noida
High WBCs indicate that your body is fighting some kind of an infection or allergy. This could be due to various reasons. More information aould be needed to assist you. Kindly book a consultation so that detailed assessment can be done and you can be advised accordingly.
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