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My WBC has been up for six months

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Danielle8541
Danielle8541

I have been on 5 different antibiotics and have been to 5 different doctors and non of them can find anything what could it be or what could I do to bring my WBC down?

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  • Ellie1943
    Ellie1943 Danielle8541

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    What's WBC? You don't say what your problems have been!confusedrolleyes
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    • Danielle8541
      Danielle8541 Ellie1943

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      WBC is white blood cell count and I wake up nauseated and not long after I'm in the bathroom getting sick and I stay nauseated all day and throughout the day I get sick everything I eat comes right back up. I have dierea and no energy.
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    • Ellie1943
      Ellie1943 Danielle8541

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      Sounds awful. Can you ask your doc if he'll refer you to a specialist in whatever he thinks your problem is? Trouble is they're all on tight budgets these days so we have to insist most of the time. I don't think the GP can refuse if your ill and worried. We have to be assertive if we need answers sometimes. Take care, Pollyanna. rolleyes
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  • dolores07100
    dolores07100 Danielle8541

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    Certainly there has to be a reason. Did they check urine for infection? 

    Certain antibiotics work only for a particular strain of bacteria.  Is tis white blood count in the blood or urine. If in the urine they need to do a culture to check the bacteria.  

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    • Danielle8541
      Danielle8541 dolores07100

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      I have had blood drawn and my pea checked every two weeks since mid September and the urine comes back clear and the blood shows that my WBC continues to increase each time.
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