Patient's question:
Recently, I've been feeling a bit feverish. After checking into the hospital, it was found that my white blood cell count was abnormally high. Treatment history and effectiveness: I received intravenous fluids for three days, and there was a decrease.What kind of help do I need: Could you please tell me if this condition could lead to any specific diseases?
Doctor's answer:
Doctors often analyze white blood cell status in a complete blood count to determine if a patient has an infection. Elevated white blood cell counts do not always indicate an infection. Many physiological factors can cause an increase in total white blood cell count. For example: intense exercise; physical labor; prolonged exposure to cold air in winter; and slight increases in white blood cell count after a hearty meal or a shower. It is recommended that you consult a doctor after a thorough examination to see what they advise.