Checking a blood routine can detect some trace elements that are missing in our body, or whether harmful substances are present in our blood. A blood routine should be checked before and after pregnancy. Checking before pregnancy is to check for genetic diseases, and after pregnancy is to check for missing elements in the body. So, what department does a blood routine involve?
What department is included in the blood routine examination
1. To check blood sugar and blood routine, you can see endocrinology or general internal medicine. Pay attention to drinking more water, eating more fresh vegetables and fruits, eating less spicy and stimulating foods and raw and cold foods, quitting smoking and drinking, maintaining a regular lifestyle of not staying up late, participating in more exercise, and enhancing physical fitness.
2. A blood routine is not a complete blood test, it includes three parts: white blood cell classification and counting, red blood cell count and hemoglobin, and platelets. You can register for the internal medicine department, or you can go to a specialized hospital that focuses on physical examination for examination. The complete blood test should include blood rheology, liver and kidney function, etc. The price varies greatly among different hospitals.
What can be detected by blood routine examination
1. Determine if there are other bacterial infections. If the total number of white blood cells and neutrophils in the peripheral blood of patients with hepatitis B are increased, attention should be paid to whether there is bacterial infection. Determine whether there is splenic hyperfunction. Patients with severe hepatitis B and cirrhosis usually have hypersplenism.
2. Determine whether antiviral treatment is needed. At present, antiviral drugs all have varying degrees of bone marrow suppression, among which interferon has a particularly significant inhibitory effect on bone marrow. Therefore, blood routine should be checked regularly before and during antiviral treatment.
Blood routine examination is very important, and pregnant women must undergo it before and after pregnancy. Some other diseases can also be detected through blood routine examination. It is important to pay attention to blood routine examination during annual physical examinations. Some hidden diseases are sometimes difficult to detect, so blood routine examination is necessary to detect them.
