What Does My White Blood Cell Count Tell My Healthcare Team?

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White blood cells (WBC) is one part of blood test measurements. Watch as medical laboratory scientist Dr. Kyle Riding explains how white blood cells, absolute neutrophil count, and absolute granular site count tests are used by healthcare providers to help assess patient health.

[@delavan9141]

I'm extremely healthy, have always exercised (lots of cardio), vitamins, very healthy food, etc., and my WBC has always been low-to-borderline low, and hasn't varied. So I consider my "low" WBC to be normal for me. I've looked into all the possible causes for low WBC, and none apply.

[@johne8881]

My white blood cell count is 11.5 and all my number's for neutrophils and basophils are in range but my lymphocytes are 4.5. What does that mean when its elevated like that but not overly out of range

[@BasiyoFajjo-rv9ju]

What is symptoms and treatment leukocytes

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[@clintandbecky7198]

Can you help me understand my result? My overall WBC count was low, but my absolute Neutrophil and lymphocyte count was normal. (Normal, but love normal). So if my absolute count was normal, why is my WBC level considered low?

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[@user1111AB]

My white bloodcells went down by 1.3 x10e9/L suddenly. Should i be concerned? I have chronic fatigue.

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[@The_Mavs_Are_Bums]

My white blood cell count is high and my low blood cell count is low :( sorta nervous to be honest

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[@sandraredmond4812]

My wbc has been routinely low over a few lab tests. Is this a concern or just my normal state ?

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[@janityy]

4-11 Is normal anything below that is cause for concern and u need more specialised bloodwork done

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[@BbBb-hw5pq]

How do I increase my neutrophils? This is a common problem in us earthnic people .

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