High White Blood Cell Count: Overview
White blood cells play an important role in the immune system of an individual. The white blood cell count is routinely tested as part of a complete blood count and further studies are usually needed if abnormalities are discovered through this test. An unusually high white blood cell count can indicate an infection or a blood disorder such as leukemia. A low white blood cell count, on the other hand, will make an individual susceptible to infectious diseases or allow multiplication of organisms within the body which are normally kept in check by the immune system.
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High White Blood Cell Count:Signs, symptoms & indicators of High White Blood Cell Count:
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Risk factors for High White Blood Cell Count:
Digestion
Infections
Organ Health
Gallbladder Disease
Acute cholecystitis (gallbladder inflammation) often causes increased numbers of white cells in the blood.
Recommendations for High White Blood Cell Count:
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Oxygen/Oxidative Therapies
Ozone / Oxidative Therapy
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Last updated: Jan 23, 2020