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I drunk and fall down from 3rd floor while talking blood test am unconscious should I take test again or accident time show like this test report plz clear me attached report WBC AND neutrophils and lymphocytes range after fall down plz clear me
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In case of fall from hight
H/o
Loc +-
N/V+-
Ent bleed +-
Seizure+-
If any of present then go for NCCT head and consult a neurosurgeon,if none of the above is present then no need for ct, only conservative mx done based on other trauma like bruise ,abrasion ,not laseration
Other part is Increased WBC alog with neutrophil count ,there is might be bacterial infection ,get immediate within 24 hour TT injection after trauma.
Next Steps
if any history present ,kindly consult Nsx
Health Tips
avoid Alcohol
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Your blood test shows high WBC (18.63, normal usually 4-11), very high neutrophils (88%, normal ~40-70%), low lymphocytes (6%, normal ~20-40%), and a small number of myelocytes (1%, normally 0% in blood).
This pattern is very common after a serious accident or fall (like from 3rd floor). It is called stress leukocytosis or reactive change — the body releases stress hormones, which push more white cells (especially neutrophils) into the blood quickly. It does not mean infection or leukemia in most cases. The small myelocytes (immature cells) can also appear briefly after major trauma/stress, but 1% is mild and usually not worrying.
This report is likely showing the normal reaction to your accident and unconscious state, not a separate disease.
Next Steps
• You probably do NOT need to repeat the test right now if you feel okay and doctors already checked you after the fall (for injuries, head, etc.).
• But repeat CBC (blood test) in 1-2 weeks (or as your doctor advises) to see if it returns to normal. Most trauma-related high WBC goes back down in a few days to 1 week.
• If you have fever, severe pain, wound infection signs, breathing problems, or feel worse — go to doctor/hospital immediately (could mean infection).
• Tell your doctor about the fall and unconscious time — they can decide if more tests (like CRP, imaging) are needed.
Health Tips
• Rest well and eat healthy food (protein, fruits, veggies) to help body recover.
• Drink plenty of water.
• Avoid alcohol/smoking for now — it can slow healing.
• Watch for any new symptoms like high fever (>38°C), chills, or swelling/redness.
For clear advice based on your full story and exam, please consult with me online.
I can help explain more or guide next steps. Take care and get well soon!
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