Certain medications may also lead to a low white blood cell count because they can destroy white blood cells or damage the bone marrow. For example, taking antibiotics may sometimes cause an abnormal drop in neutrophils, a condition known as neutropenia.
The worldâs best way to die is to take some sleeping pills and sleep forever or take some heavy or strong poison can also lead to death. Most common poisons are hydrogen cyanide, pesticides and drug overdose. Poisons are believed to be best way to make someone die in very short period and in a very quick way.
There are two ways a person can die, cardiopulmonary death and brain death. Both are formal, legal definitions of death. Cardiopulmonary death is the irreversible loss of function in the heart and lungs. Persons who have suffered a non-survivable brain injury (i.e. head trauma, stroke, etc.) have the opportunity to be organ donors. This can be a difficult diagnosis for relatives and friends to understand and/or accept.