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Low white blood cell and protein

I just got my 3 month blood result back and everything was good except my low white blood cell. It is suppose to be greater than 4.0 but it's 3.6. What does that mean? The form says to contact my primary care doctor which freaks me out more.

My Protein she wrote is very low and I should increase to 75g per day.

Has anyone else experienced the above? Especially the low white blood count.

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My boyfriend, age 65 has that, but because his white blood cells are enlarged. He has been to a hemotologist and been tested every three months. The values have stayed the same for a year, so he was told not to worry about it since nothing else concerning can be found. Oh yeah, I am 63, not 18 like in Hollywood!

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