Elevated White Blood Cell Count (11.5–12): Not Normal, Indicates Leukocytosis
A white blood cell count of 11.5–12 × 10³/µL is above the normal range (4.5–11 × 10³/µL), indicating leukocytosis. This can signal infection, inflammation, or leukemia. Consult a healthcare professional for evaluation and appropriate treatment.
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