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Suddern increased wbc count
My husband having normal viral fever, cold and cough for past 10 days. Doctor advised to do a blood test last week. It was normal wbc of 6500.
After taking some medications for fever, this week wbc count increased to 13100. Now fever, cold and cough are clear. But wbc increases. It is normal?
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not uncommon
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Possibly due to underlying infection. Kindly share report for further evaluation
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There might be some underlying infection
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Would like to discuss in details and provide apt solution. Kindly consult.
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May be some infection before which is getting relieved
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