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Should I be concerned, or what should I do about my fluctuating WBC? I had chemo that ended April 2017. In August my WBC were 2.7, then went up to 3.4 in Dec. In early March it went down to 2.5 and last week back up to 3.4. I had no symptoms or problems at anypoint along this timeline.
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Slight variations in WBC count is common. Specially after chemotherapy it is low and slight fluctuation is common after chemotherapy. If you don't have any symptoms then nothing to worry about that. Just be relax.
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What Causes Fluctuating WBC Count?
Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. Slight variations in WBC count is common. Specially after chemotherapy it is low and slight fluctuation is common after chemotherapy. If you don t have any symptoms then nothing to worry about that. Just be relax. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.