Granulocytosis

Introduction Granulocytes, cytoplasm with special staining particles, can be divided into: neutrophils, eosinophils, basophils according to the different dye selectivity of the particles, granulocytosis is seen in allergic diseases, acute infections In addition, the use of certain drugs can also lead to an increase in granulocytes.

Cause

1, allergic diseases [asthma, urticaria, bronchopulmonary aspergillosis, allergies (eosinophils up to 8%-29%), eczema], certain drug reactions (penicillin, streptomycin, erythromycin, opioids, etc. ), parasitic diseases, nodular periarteritis and Voisins syndrome, skin diseases, hematological malignancies and neobiological disorders (sarcoidosis, Hodgkin's disease, primary polycythemia, liver cancer, ovarian cancer, Myeloid leukemia), radiation, benzene, scarlet fever (8% to 20% eosinophils), hyperthyroidism, endocarditis and cardiomyopathy.

2, hypothyroidism; diabetes in the urine with lactose, glucose, galactose or pentose; chronic sinusitis; influenza; nephrotic syndrome; acquired hemolytic anemia; pigmented urticaria; Hodgkin's disease; Smallpox; mucinous edema; stress (trauma, electroshock, fever); acute infection and light are easy to see elevated basophils; chronic myeloid leukemia is significantly elevated.

an examination

Related inspection

Neutrophil count (NEUT) basophil count (B) eosinophil count (E)

1. Number of basophils.

2, the number of eosinophils.

3. Neutrophil count (NEUT).

Differential diagnosis

Diagnosis of the disease based on the results of the examination and clinical symptoms.

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