Reasons for High White Blood Count

There are many possible reasons why a person might have a high white blood count. Here are a few of the most common reasons:

Possible Reasons for High White Blood Count:

1. The person may have an infection, and the body is forming white blood cells to help fight it off
   
2. The person may be taking antibiotics or anti-seizure drugs
3. The person may have leukemia
4. The person may be recovering from a burn
5. The person may have a bone marrow disease
6. The person may have recently suffered from a dramatic physical trama
7. The person may be under extreme emotional stress

A normal white blood cell count is between 4,000 and 10,000 white blood cells per microliter.

Just a reminder: When it comes to medical issues, it's always smart to consult with your doctor.  You should ask a professional for the personal reasons for your high white blood count.