Hi I want to discuss my report as I have some issues and I do not know the exact reason for the increase in TLC?

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Dr Hema Pratima

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A raised TLC generally points to an infection or inflammatory response. If you are not feeling unwell, it may be a temporary fluctuation. A follow up test can help monitor any changes.

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