The serum leukocyte-to-blood ratio is low

The serum white blood cell ratio is generally at a normal level. If the serum white blood cell ratio is low, it may be due to liver dysfunction or problems with the liver system. In addition, a low serum white blood cell ratio may also be caused by other types of problems, such as malnutrition. In this case, relevant nutrients need to be supplemented. You can make relevant adjustments based on the following reasons.

1. Reasons for low white ball ratio

1. Malnutrition causes low white-globulin ratio

Common causes of low albumin levels include malnutrition. Albumin is synthesized by the liver. If there is liver disease, the synthesis of albumin will be reduced. Another possible cause is nephrogenic hypoproteinemia, which can also cause a low white blood cell ratio.

2. Kidney disease and other factors cause low white blood cell ratio

When you suffer from kidney disease, autoimmune hepatitis or rheumatoid arthritis, your globulin level will increase, resulting in a low white blood cell ratio.

3. Reduced protein synthesis in the liver causes a low white blood cell ratio

This is also a common reason in life. If there is viral hepatitis, on the one hand, it will lead to a decrease in the liver's synthesis of albumin. On the other hand, the presence of the virus will also cause the body to produce too much globulin, ultimately resulting in a low white-globulin ratio.

4. Low albumin is related to abnormal liver function

Low albumin is related to abnormal liver function and the decreased protein synthesis function of the liver. It is advisable to eat high-calorie, high-protein and vitamin-rich and easily digestible foods, but not in excess, as it will increase the burden on the liver.

The liver is the main site for protein synthesis, and albumin is almost entirely synthesized by the liver. Damage to various liver and protein compensation functions will cause insufficient production and lead to low albumin.

5. Nephrogenic hypoproteinemia leads to low white blood cell ratio

Nephrogenic hypoproteinemia, due to damage to the normal excretory barrier of the kidney.

2. What to do if the white ball ratio is low

The albumin-globulin ratio is the ratio of albumin to globulin. The normal value of albumin is 35-50 g/L, and the normal value of globulin is 20-30

g/L, the normal range of the white ball ratio is (1.5-2.5):1. When the white ball ratio is lower than 1.5:1, it means that the white ball ratio is low. Experts point out that albumin is produced in the liver. When liver failure or cirrhosis occurs, the production of albumin, which is a molecule in the white blood cell ratio, will decrease, resulting in a low white blood cell ratio. In addition, globulin is produced by the body's immune organs. When antigens (enemies) such as hepatitis B virus exist in the body, the body's immune organs will increase their forces to eliminate the enemies.