White blood cells
The blood in the blood vessels, arteries and veins of red blood cells is responsible for the transport of oxygen and carbon dioxide between cells of the body, which are limited cells do not multiply, and is characterized by giving blood red color because of the presence of hemoglobin.
White blood cells are responsible for attacking bacteria and bacteria in order to protect the body from its risks. White blood cells differ from red blood cells by containing a nucleus inside them, which makes them multiply and thus increase in number, which can be a threat to the body if it increases greatly.
The reason for the high number of white blood cells
The normal number of white blood cells should be between 4,300-10,800 micrograms per microliter in the blood, and their number can be determined by conducting a blood analysis in the laboratory, and by returning to the causes, they can be summarized as follows:
- Causes of bacterial, viral, fungal or bacterial infections, blood diseases, bone marrow malformation, immune disorders or cancer; lymph nodes, leukemia, tuberculosis, or Hepatitis, rheumatism, liver cirrhosis, or heart attacks; all these diseases cause an unusually large number of white blood cells.
- Sensitivity of some drugs and drugs, such as adrenaline and steroid, or certain foods such as pickles or chili.
- Psychiatric disorder due to emotional or neurological trauma.
- Severe burns in the skin.
METHODS OF TREATMENT OF WHITE BLOOD CELLS
It is necessary to conduct general tests to find out the real reason behind the increase in the number of pellets, and can treat the increase through the following:
- Antipyretic drugs such as: raspicysin and buprenol.
- Good nutrition away from saturated fats, processed sugars, fast food.
- Reduce salt intake.
- Fruits, such as grapes, pineapples, papaya, apples and vegetables, such as carrots, cauliflower, broccoli, nuts, kaljos, soy and seafood are foods rich in vitamin C, vitamin E, omega-3 fatty acids, calcium and fiber.
Symptoms of high white blood cells
- The body temperature rises from the normal known limit, which is 37.
- Fainting due to lack of awareness.
- Internal bleeding resulting in spots and bruises on the surface of the skin.
- Loss of weight without justification without diet or exercise.
- General fatigue due to feeling pain in different body.