What harm does abnormal blood routine have?

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What harm does abnormal blood routine have? Blood routine is a very common examination item, whether it is a physical examination, or go to the hospital to see a doctor, there will be this item. But a small test sheet contains many indicators.

What harm does abnormal blood routine have?

Infection: more common in influenza, pneumonia, etc., the common abnormal indicators in blood routine are the changes of leukocytes, neutrophils and lymphocytes. Special reminder: abnormal increase of white blood cells several times or especially low, it may also be a disease of the blood system. Such as: aplastic anemia, leukemia, etc.

If eosinophils are higher than the normal range, and have skin itching, sneezing and other allergic symptoms, we should first consider allergic diseases. Of course, other diseases such as parasitic diseases, acute infectious diseases, chronic myeloid leukemia can be seen eosinophil abnormalities.

Anemia: the most common abnormal index of anemia in blood routine is hemoglobin. The diagnosis standard of anemia: generally, the hemoglobin level is lower than 95% of the lower limit of the normal reference value. The most common cause of anemia is iron deficiency anemia, which is caused by three reasons: insufficient intake, malabsorption and excessive loss. It should be noted that there are many kinds of anemia, which need to be diagnosed and treated by doctors. Anemia diseases include: aplastic anemia, megaloblastic anemia, hemolytic anemia, etc.

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The above is the common abnormal condition of blood routine indexes, and there are many other conditions that can cause abnormal blood routine. Blood circulates throughout the body and carries a lot of health information. No matter whether the disease is large or small, some disease causes or non disease causes, blood routine indexes may change, and the range and quantity of index changes are also different, especially for some serious blood system diseases. It is one of the common auxiliary examination means for doctors to diagnose the disease by observing the quantity change and morphological distribution.