What would happen if someone didn't have white blood cells?

Answer 1

your immune system would be more vulnerable to diseases and colds that the white blood cells protect you from ( common cold,flu etc.) and you would most likely have to see a doctor for a weekly ( if not daily) for a checkup depending on how many white blood cells you have and or need.

Answer 2

from patient.co.uk * "Too many white blood cells is called leucocytosis. Depending on which type of white cell is increased it is called neutrophilia, lymphocytosis, eosinophilia, monocytosis, basophilia. There are various causes. For example: * various infections can cause an increase of white blood cells. * certain Allergies can cause an eosinophilia. * leukaemia causes a large increase in the number of white blood cells. The type of leukaemia depends on the type of white cell affected." try researching the words in bold

Answer 3

If you don't have enough white blood cells, you will get sick easier because your body cannot fight infections very well.

Answer 4

They would die of infection. White blood cells fight infection.

Answer 5

What would happen if we didn't have white blood cells would be we would get terribly sick. White blood cells are responsible for fighting off infections.

Answer 6

White blood cells help your body fight infections. When the count, or number of white blood cells is low, it is easier for you to get an infection.

Answer 7

You will die fairly quickly from infection

Answer 8

If you do not have enough white blood cells it means our immune system is weak. You have a hard time fighting off viruses and infections. You can contract illnesses easier.

Answer 9

Without white blood cells you cannot fight of diseases

Answer 10

If we did not have white blood cells then our body will lack any antibodies to stop the attacks of any diseases and viruses which may cause serious injuries and problems for the person.