No, Thats a really really high WBC count and would be very atypical for a regular viral pneumonia. With your history of aplastic anemia especially you definitely need further evaluation urgently.That person has some sort of hematologic/oncologic process going on until proven otherwise.I would start with just repeating the CBC though.
Would viral pneumonia cause a WBC of >80k?24F, 55, 135lbs, USA, no alcohol or drugs, relevant pmh: aplastic anemia and pnh, meds: soliris, cyclosporine, promacta.Last week I tested positive for flu B and strep throat, was prescribed amoxicillin and tamiflu. I initially felt better, but then all of a sudden felt worse. My fever returned (highest was 102.4), wet cough, SOB, and severe fatigue. Went to urgent care earlier today and the dr did blood work and chest X-ray, and was diagnosed with viral pneumonia. However, he told me that my WBC was over 80k, but was not specific with the differential, which is obviously not normal for me. He said it could just be the way my body is responding to the infection. Is this normal or should I reach out to my hematologist? I know I probably should have went to the ER given my medical history, but didnt want to put more of a strain on healthcare if I didnt have to. Thanks for the help!