High white blood cell count

Many diseases require a routine blood test before treatment, and one of the items that patients need to pay attention to in the routine blood test is the white blood cell count. If the white blood cell count is high, it means that there is inflammation in your body, such as cholecystitis, appendicitis, tracheitis, etc. These diseases will cause high white blood cell counts. I hope you can pay attention when doing the routine blood test.

Although a high white blood cell count is only a manifestation of inflammation, it still poses a serious threat to people's health. If the inflammation cannot be reduced, the disease cannot be treated effectively. These diseases first require anti-inflammatory treatment.

The pathological increase in white blood cells is very important and should be analyzed and judged based on the patient's specific condition. In acute bacterial infection, the white blood cell count will increase rapidly and is directly proportional to the severity of infection. For example, patients often go to the hospital for treatment due to symptoms such as colds, fever, coughs, and pain. Doctors often make a preliminary judgment based on changes in the number of white blood cells to determine whether the above clinical symptoms are caused by bacterial infection.

An increase in white blood cell count often means that the patient's symptoms are caused by bacterial infection, leading to acute or chronic infection, inflammation, tissue damage, etc. in various organs and tissues of the body. Because white blood cells are a type of cell with phagocytic function, they can be regarded as an important line of defense in the human body's defense system. When an infection occurs, the largest number of white blood cells, neutrophils and eosinophils, will appear rapidly (manifested as an increase in the number of white blood cells) to engulf bacteria, parasites and other pathogens that invade the human body. Moreover, the degree of this bacterial infection is often proportional to the increase in the number of white blood cells.

The lack of increase in white blood cell count is often seen as an infection caused by viral invasion, and the increase in white blood cell count is small and slow. In addition, various tissue injuries, trauma, post-surgery, acute blood loss, poisoning, malignant tumors, acute poisoning, etc. will also have a significant increase in white blood cells, but this needs to be judged and analyzed based on the patient's condition and other examination methods.

A high white blood cell count not only indicates inflammation in the patient's body, it is also a representation of many malignant diseases, especially when leukemia occurs, the white blood cell count will be high. However, other data indicators are needed to diagnose leukemia, but this also shows that a high white blood cell count is a situation that you need to pay attention to.