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My WBC count is 5620/cmm, whether this count is low. Does it increases time to time. How to increase it.? Please suggest me.
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Absolutely normal
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Why would you want to increase it if it's in the normal range?
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Counts normal provided no clinical symptoms
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Normal rang 4000 to 11000.
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Hello, WBC count of above 4000 is Normal. Dont need to worry. It increases during any infection.
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Your WBC count is absolutely normal... no need to worry
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Normal depend upon nature of infections in the body
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