Is a 3.7 WBC bad for a 22 year old female?

Answer by  malone (4817)

Talk to your doctor. Talk to your doctor. Talk to your doctor. Do not rely on untrained lay people who are looking up stuff online and then given medical advice. Talk to you doctor.

Answer by  emmons (147)

That white blood cell count is a little low for someone your age and you may want to consult a phlebotomist to make sure that everything is all right.

Answer by  quisqualis (1756)

Your white cell count would be flagged on a blood test as "low." This could be normal for you, depending on what your blood tests have shown in the past. It is not an indication of illness on its own. You might want to be retested in six months, and your results evaluated in light of your actual health status.