Medical part of the common diseases in patients with WBC counts and the first test the relationship between classification and medication Investigation and Analysis.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 4 Medical part of the common diseases in patients with WBC counts and the first test the relationship between classification and medication Investigation and Analysis [Abstract] This paper uses 360 cases of common disease diagnosed by internal medicine patients and 46 cases of patients with fever of unknown origin, its the first time, WBC count and classify the results of tests of whether drug use and types of surveys and statistical analysis. Laboratory before the drugs were found as high as 83%, the number of self-medication drugs occupied by 52%, but the total number of drug users accounted for only 16.26%; WBC count increased in treatment group than the percentage of the untreated group, with the exception of influenza outside the investigation of other types of diseases have a significant difference between the two groups; simple classification abnormal Although there is no statistically significant difference between the two groups, but no treatment group increased in neutrophil percentage is higher than treatment group. The results suggest that: anti-inflammatory medicines, such as the use of antipyretic class medicine, the WBC count and classification of the existence of a certain extent. [Keywords:] white blood cell count and classification; influenza; acute gastroenteritis; acute tonsillitis; commonly used drug In recent years, many antibiotics and the use of chemicals, some of which (such as chloramphenicol and benzene-containing compound classes) can inhibit bone marrow hematopoiesis. The emergence of resistant strains in particular, the use of drug doses are constantly increasing, and the application of prolonged, often resulting in lower WBC count, or more seriously, causes an acute agranulocytosis or aplastic anemia. In order to better guide clinical use of drugs, and to WBC count and classification of the results of objective evaluation. The writer’s first test in patients with WBC count and classification of results and