How is Neutrophilia Treated?
Published: May 02, 2024
Treating neutrophilia isn't just about lowering cell counts; it's about addressing the underlying cause. Discover how treatment can vary.
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Treating the Underlying Cause
Neutrophilia often goes away once you treat what's causing it, like an infection or inflammation. Antibiotics or anti-inflammatory medications can be effective in reducing neutrophil counts by tackling the root issue. In cases where medications are the cause, stopping or changing the drug may be necessary.
Managing Symptoms and Complications
Sometimes, neutrophilia can cause symptoms like fever or fatigue, which can be managed with supportive care. In severe cases, where high neutrophil counts lead to complications, medical interventions may be necessary. Monitoring is crucial to avoid further health issues and ensure effective treatment.

Frequently Asked Questions
By addressing the underlying cause, like infections.
Yes, and stopping or changing them may help.
Supportive care and monitoring may be needed.
It can be if left untreated, depending on the cause.
Key Takeaways
Effective treatment of neutrophilia involves identifying and addressing its root cause.
This article has been reviewed for accuracy by one of the licensed medical doctors working for Doctronic. Always discuss health information with your healthcare provider.
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