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Mild leucocytosis
I had a routine CBC check and found elevated WBC (11.1), RBC (4.89) and Neutrophils (8.11). I have no fever only had some mild urinary burning and dehydration on the day of the test which has gone now. Also have some itching that comes every evening. Are these numbers alarming ? Any other tests I should do since I have no other symptoms. ESR is 21 and CRP 0.79.
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