When You Get A Blood Test And They Report Your WBC, Does That Include The Non-functioning Cancer Cells?
No
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Hi Steve. I nearly always get a copy of my blood test results. My WBC can go low so I keep a close watch on them. I haven’t noticed any other count with WBC. Thank you, you have brought this to my attention and I will now keep an eye open for this count. I hope you are well.
Yes, when you get a blood test and they report your white blood cell (WBC) count, it can include non-functioning cancer cells. For example, in cases of leukemia, a complete blood count (CBC) may reveal high white blood cell counts, which can include abnormal or cancerous cells.
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