What should I eat after chemotherapy to increase white blood cell count quickly?

After chemotherapy, patients can choose various foods to rapidly increase their white blood cell count. 1. Protein-rich foods such as meats (e.g., beef, pork, chicken), eggs, milk, and soy products are good choices for increasing white blood cells, as they can promote the production of immune antibodies and increase white blood cell counts. 2. Soup-based dishes such as rib soup, fish soup, and lean meat soup are not only nutritious but also help with nutrient absorption after chemotherapy, indirectly assisting in raising white blood cell levels. 3. Fresh vegetables and fruits, such as "Five Red" soup (prepared with wolfberries, red dates, red beans, red-skinned peanuts, and brown sugar), tomatoes, and carrots, are rich in antioxidants. These can protect white blood cells from damage and increase their numbers. However, please note that dietary therapy cannot replace medical treatment. Patients experiencing persistent decreases in white blood cell count should seek timely medical attention and follow their doctor's treatment recommendations.