WBC, RBC are produced by the bone marrow, and can be suppressed from treatment. As mentioned, see the doctor to have a physical, blood work up to see any other causes like the kidneys, infections, low iron, B-12, low vitamin D, even a colonoscopy is sometimes ordered to find the bleeding. Protein helps the bone marrow make more cells, and the life cycle for RBC is 90-120 days, WBC 4-5 days, and are constantly being replaced. The bone marrow may not be making enough or are dying off at a faster rate are some reasons. I assume it's not low enough for intervention by blood transfusion, epogen or nuprogen injections, but they have risks too.
Good luck