When the number of white blood cells in the blood exceeds the normal range, we call it WBC abnormality. This situation may be caused by infection, systemic diseases and side effects of drugs. Leukocyte abnormalities are mainly typical symptoms of various diseases, such as fever, immune function problems, fatigue and so on. In addition, it may also lead to damage and destruction of blood cells and other organs and tissues.
The treatment of abnormal white blood cells needs to consider the inducement and specific symptoms, as well as the patient's physical condition and overall health status. In addition to drugs to relieve the symptoms of infection and inflammation, antibiotics and immunomodulation therapy may be needed. For some cases with mild symptoms, we can help the body recover by adjusting diet and increasing rest. In addition, a healthy lifestyle, such as drinking less and quitting smoking, may also help white blood cells return to normal.