If the white blood cells fall to 2.7×10^9/L, if the condition is stable, then the patient can be discharged according to the doctor’s advice; if the white blood cells fall further or there are symptoms such as fever, further treatment may be needed.
1. If the white blood cells of a patient with leukemia decline progressively after the application of chemotherapeutic drugs, the patient can be discharged from the hospital if the white blood cells drop to 2.7×10^9/L and the indicators do not decline further.
2. If the white blood cells drop to 2.7×10^9/L, there is a trend of further decline, can not be discharged from the hospital, otherwise out of hospital white blood cells further progressive decline can lead to serious infections, but also may lead to severe anemia and bleeding.
3. If the white blood cells drop to 2.7×10^9/L after using drugs (e.g. ganciclovir), it is possible to be discharged from the hospital after stopping the drugs because the white blood cells can rise back to the normal level after stopping the drugs.
The white blood cell count of 2.7 x 10^9/L can be seen in many cases, and the doctor will need to analyze the case according to the specific situation.