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    Post high white blood cells on lab work?

    I went to doc for pos flu but test was neg, just wondering if it is a bacterial infection from my gear wouldn't the injection site be red and swollen , I had fever chills and night sweats and sore throat. My kids had fevers before me .so should I continue gear while on antibiotics or stop gear until symptoms are all gone. The fever is gone only have sore throat and night sweets on day 2. I sourced checked gear and all good ratings on it. And could the night sweats be from the primo after only 2 injections of 200mgs each?

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    Forgot to mention the doc said my WBC count was very high.

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    I don't think the two have anything to do with eachother. AAS can weaken your immune system so that will make you susceptible to colds. I think it's truely coincidental.

    Your WBC count was up because your body was clearly fighting an infection which is certain because you were running a fever. Maybe you caught a bad sinus infection or strep throat?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ANIMALHOUSE View Post
    Your WBC count was up because your body was clearly fighting an infection which is certain because you were running a fever. Maybe you caught a bad sinus infection or strep throat?
    Yep, the WBC value will stay high for a few days. You have sweat spells because your body is heating up to Jill of whatever it is you had. The drainage, possibly from your sinuses, is what is causing the sore throat. Did he give you antibiotics? Just because you might feel better, doesn't mean you should stop taking them. I believe the course of treatment is 14 days.
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    This is just my own experience but when I get sore injections and I get my blood work done. My WBC is very high as well. But I am not sick, well as far as I know.

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    Quote Originally Posted by djlance View Post
    Yep, the WBC value will stay high for a few days. You have sweat spells because your body is heating up to Jill of whatever it is you had. The drainage, possibly from your sinuses, is what is causing the sore throat. Did he give you antibiotics? Just because you might feel better, doesn't mean you should stop taking them. I believe the course of treatment is 14 days.

    Yes he gave me antibiotics and I'm gona take them till there gone its a 10day supply, I was wondering should I continue with my 2 shots a week of gear or wait till I'm done with the antibiotics ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by acemon View Post
    This is just my own experience but when I get sore injections and I get my blood work done. My WBC is very high as well. But I am not sick, well as far as I know.
    I wonder if the gear elevates WBC, I'm trying to find some info on it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by moondog111 View Post
    Yes he gave me antibiotics and I'm gona take them till there gone its a 10day supply, I was wondering should I continue with my 2 shots a week of gear or wait till I'm done with the antibiotics ?
    Yes, continue on with your cycle. High WBC count isn't necessarily a "bad" thing. Did he say what the levels are?

    Quote Originally Posted by moondog111 View Post
    I wonder if the gear elevates WBC, I'm trying to find some info on it.
    I've read that AAS raises both RBC's and WBC's, and elevated RBC count is very common in AAS use.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ANIMALHOUSE View Post
    Yes, continue on with your cycle. High WBC count isn't necessarily a "bad" thing. Did he say what the levels are?



    I've read that AAS raises both RBC's and WBC's, and elevated RBC count is very common in AAS use.
    He didn't say the levels , so maybe I'll call and find out so I can understand just exactly how high they were, if I can get them soon I'll pit them up .

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    Ok got the results from doc my WBC count was 18.8 I think normal range is 4.8 -10.8 , so is that extremely high?

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