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PostPosted: 03/08/07 - 17:57    Post subject: High White Blood Cells in Vaginal Exam Vote now! Reply with quote
I was told by my health care provider that I had a high white blood cell count from my lab results in a vaginal exam. the chlamydia/Ghonorea cultures came back negative. What does this mean?
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