What causes high alkaliphilic granulocyte count?

Everyone has different cells, which are divided into red blood cells, white blood cells and rice-type cells. Cells control the blood. Once the cells become diseased, the human blood will have problems. Therefore, many people's difficult and complicated diseases are related to cytology. The abnormal high level of alkaliphilic granulocytes will cause the patient's body to become diseased and have blood diseases. Severe cases may also cause urticaria or shock, so treatment must be done in normal times.

Reference value

Normal reference value

Percentage 0~0.01 or (0%-1%)

Absolute value 0~0.1 10^9/L

Abnormal result analysis

Alkaliphilic granulocytes:

Alkaliphilic leukemia (rare) and chronic myeloid leukemia are often accompanied by an increase in alkaliphilic granulocytes. An increase in alkaliphilic granulocytes can also be seen in myelofibrosis, chronic hemolysis, and after splenectomy.

Alkaliphilopenia:

① Type I hypersensitivity reaction (immediate allergic reaction), such as urticaria, anaphylactic shock, etc.; excessive adrenocorticotropic hormone and glucocorticoids; hyperthyroidism; Cushing's disease, etc.;

② Stress response, such as myocardial infarction, severe infection, bleeding, etc.