Causes of leukopenia

Many friends will have a white blood cell item when doing a routine blood test. If the leukocytopenia occurs, it will directly lead to a decrease in the body's immune ability, and will have no resistance to many diseases, which can easily lead to the occurrence of some diseases. Moreover, the decrease in white blood cells will also lead to a decrease in the ability to clear aging cells in the body, which will only form a vicious circle and seriously endanger human health.

Therefore, if you find that your leukocytopenia is present during a routine blood test, please be sure to find out the cause of the leukocytopenia and then receive appropriate treatment based on the cause to avoid the harm and impact of the leukocytopenia on your body.

White blood cells in the blood are patrol soldiers that defend the human body against bacterial invasion. When foreign bodies such as bacteria invade, white blood cells enter the invaded part, surround, engulf and eliminate the bacteria, so white blood cells are known as the "white guards" of the human body. It can be seen that a decrease in the number of white blood cells will weaken the body's antibacterial ability and make it easy to be infected. However, leukopenia does not necessarily require treatment. First, it depends on the degree of reduction; second, it depends on the cause of the reduction.

Guidance:

There are three common causes of leukocytopenia: one is medication, such as antipyretic analgesics, sulfonamides, etc. If the leukocytopenia is too obvious, you should stop taking it or change the medication; the second is viral infection, such as influenza, viral infection, etc. At this time, on the one hand, you should actively take antiviral treatment, and on the other hand, you can take drugs to increase white blood cells as appropriate; the third is suffering from immune system diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis, etc. At this time, you should also take the same intervention and choose drugs that can increase white blood cells.

Commonly used drugs for increasing white blood cells in clinical practice include vitamin B4, leucine, shark liver alcohol, coenzyme A, etc., which generally have no side effects. Patients can choose them as appropriate under the guidance of doctors.

After knowing the cause of leukocytopenia, I believe you also know how to increase the white blood cell count in the blood. However, the best way is to prevent leukocytopenia from the details of life, such as strengthening physical fitness, paying attention to personal hygiene, and eating more medicated foods with nourishing effects, etc., which can prevent the occurrence of leukocytopenia.