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white blood cells
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J.M. Keyes, MD - Family Medicine
Gainesville - FL
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white blood cells
by shravan1436, Oct 25, 2009 10:14AM
dear doctor
this is shravan from hyderabad my friend is defececy of white bloodcells what drugs and wat diet i have to take
kindly help me
this is shravan from hyderabad my friend is defececy of white bloodcells what drugs and wat diet i have to take
kindly help me
Doctor's Answer
by J.M. Keyes, MD, Oct 25, 2009 06:38PM
, Oct 25, 2009 06:38PMTo: shravan1436
Hi Shravan,
Unfortunately this is a question that is impossible to give a specific answer to. Low white blood cells can be due to many things, including infection, cancer, lupus, and different medications. The treatment is dependent on what is causing the decreased blood count, so it should be followed up with a doctor to follow this up. There is no specific diet that will increase the white blood cells, but havy a healthy diet will always help with general health.
Good luck,
JMK MD
Unfortunately this is a question that is impossible to give a specific answer to. Low white blood cells can be due to many things, including infection, cancer, lupus, and different medications. The treatment is dependent on what is causing the decreased blood count, so it should be followed up with a doctor to follow this up. There is no specific diet that will increase the white blood cells, but havy a healthy diet will always help with general health.
Good luck,
JMK MD
Member Comments (2)
by Geethika, Dec 01, 2009 01:40AM
There are many reasons that cause to the deficiency of white blood cells, and the treatment depends upon the mode of deficiency. Any how it is better to have a check up and have regular medication.
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