Is a White Blood Cell Count of 17.57 Serious?

1. Leukocytes at 17.57×10^9/L are generally not serious.

2. The normal range for leukocytes is between 4~10×10^9/L. Leukocytes at 17.57×10^9/L are above the normal range, indicating excessive leukocyte secretion in the body, which may be caused by other diseases, but is not a severe condition. Active and effective treatment can control the progression of the disease, so it is not serious.

3. Leukocytes at 17.57×10^9/L may be caused by bacterial infections or leukemia. Symptoms may include physical fatigue, chills, muscle soreness, and chest tightness. You need to visit the hospital promptly. If it is a bacterial infection, medications such as Amoxicillin Capsules and Cefuroxime Axetil Tablets can be taken. If it is leukemia, treatment can include chemotherapy. Medications used include injections of Ara-C and Methotrexate Injection. Treatment can also be through hematopoietic stem cell transplantation.

4. During treatment, it is important to regularly revisit the hospital to observe the recovery of the disease and avoid deterioration.