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What's normal blood count for WBC ? High levels mean ... ? Posted: 10-02-07 11:58am


I would like to know.. what is the normal count of WBC and what happens if the WBC increases to 12,000 i do not have much knowledge about this thing. if someone could help me with this. i know a person close to me whose count has increased. and im worried for him. thanks a lot..

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