Research Article
Association of Leukocytosis with Amphetamine and Cocaine Use
Table 1
Causes of leukocytosis.
| | Infections | | Bacterial | | Fungal | | Viral | | Parasitic | | Myeloproliferative disorders | | Leukemia | | Lymphoma | | Polycythemia vera | | Sickle cell disease | | Inflammatory conditions | | Connective tissue disease | | Vasculitis | | Myositis | | Inflammatory bowel disease | | Infarction (myocardial, pulmonary, etc.) | | Burns | | Hypersensitivity reactions | | Metabolic disorders | | Acidosis | | Gout | | Uremia | | Eclampsia | | Toxicologic | | Endocrine (Stress leukocytosis) | | Exercise | | Stress | | Excitement | | Seizure | | Drugs | | Corticosteroids | | Lithium | | Heparin | | Carbamazepine | | Phenobarbital | | Phenytoin | | Minocycline | | Clozapine | | Catecholamines | | Other | | Neoplasm | | Acute hemorrhage | | Acute hemolysis | | Postsplenectomy | | Head trauma | | Hypoxia | | Idiopathic |
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