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Understanding High White Blood Cell & Low Platelet Counts: Leukemia Risk
A white blood cell count of 78,000/µL (normal 4,500–11,000) and platelet count of 93,000/µL (normal 150,000–450,000) suggest advanced leukemia. Immediate consultation with a hematologist/oncologist is critical for diagnosis and treatment.
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