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As a general rule, antibiotics do not cause a decrease of white blood cells (WBCs). WBCs are one of the main ways the body fights infection. Because your son had a recent illness the WBC count most likely increased during that period in order to fight his infection.
I believe they can, one medicine I used to be on lowered my white blood cells so much that I had to have a blood transfusion, I'm not sure if it was an antibiotic. But I was told that antibiotics are not good for anyone, so yes, I think they might be able to lower the white blood cell count.