Is a white blood cell count of 3.67×10^9/L normal, and does it require treatment?
Jun 12, 2023
Source: Cainiu Health
Dr. Zhang Heyang
Introduction
In general, a white blood cell count of 3.67×10^9/L is considered abnormal, but whether treatment is needed depends on the specific circumstances. It is recommended to maintain healthy daily habits, such as eating a balanced diet, exercising regularly, and promptly treating infections, to promote overall health and enhance immune function. Seek medical attention promptly if any discomfort occurs.
White blood cell count refers to the number of white blood cells contained in a given volume of blood. In healthy adults, the normal white blood cell count typically ranges between (4.0–10.0) × 10^9/L. Generally, a white blood cell count of 3.67 × 10^9/L is considered abnormal. Whether treatment is needed depends on the specific circumstances. Details are as follows:
1. Not required
A white blood cell count of 3.67 × 10^9/L is below the normal range and generally considered abnormal. However, if it is caused by factors such as stress or medication use, special treatment is usually not necessary. Patients are advised to relax, maintain a positive mindset, and follow medical advice regarding whether to continue taking medications.
2. Required
If a white blood cell count of 3.67 × 10^9/L is due to conditions such as influenza or hepatitis B virus infection, treatment is generally required. Patients with influenza should follow medical guidance to take medications such as Isatidis Root Granules or antiviral oral solutions. Patients with chronic hepatitis B should follow medical instructions to take drugs such as entecavir tablets or lamivudine tablets.
It is recommended to maintain healthy daily habits, including balanced nutrition, regular physical exercise, and prompt treatment of infections, to promote overall health and enhance immune function. Seek timely medical attention when discomfort occurs.
