What Does My WBC Count Mean, and Should I Be Worried If It’s Too High or Low? - #15653
I recently had a routine blood test, and my doctor mentioned that my WBC count was slightly outside the normal range. They didn’t seem too concerned, but now I’m left wondering—what exactly does my WBC count indicate about my health? From what I understand, white blood cells (WBCs) are responsible for fighting infections and keeping the immune system strong. But what happens when the WBC count is too high? Could it mean I have an infection, inflammation, or something more serious like an autoimmune disorder? On the other hand, what does a low WBC count mean? I’ve been feeling more fatigued than usual, and I seem to catch colds easily. Could this be related to a weak immune system? I also started looking into Ayurveda’s approach to immunity and blood health. Are there Ayurvedic herbs or remedies that can naturally balance the WBC count? I read about Ashwagandha, Giloy, and Tulsi—do these actually help strengthen the immune system? For anyone who has had an abnormal WBC count, what was the cause in your case? Did you manage to bring it back to normal with diet, lifestyle changes, or natural remedies? I’d love to know what actually works for improving blood health naturally.
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