My WBC count is 12,900. I am currently taking Dilzem, Rosuless, and Teneza M. What does this WBC level indicate, and should I be concerned?

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Dr Rohinipriyanka Pondugula

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A WBC count of 12,900 is slightly high, may indicate infection, inflammation, or stress. Check for symptoms like fever, sore throat, or UTI. Cardiac medicines can be continued as prescribed. Recheck your blood to monitor trend. Repeat CBC and add CRP to check for hidden infection.

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