What are the blood test reports for colds, and what are the test indicators for routine blood tests

Whether a cold is viral or bacterial, pathogenic bacteria must first enter the nasal cavity with the air, then multiply in the nasal cavity, and then invade the human body to cause a cold. Therefore, no matter what kind of cold it is, the comprehensive ** and prevention methods will make you surprisingly simple.

The air we breathe every day is inherently filled with bacteria, viruses, fungi and other pathogenic bacteria, which continue to enter our nasal passages through our breathing. But in general, the detoxification system of the nasal cavity itself is able to transport pathogenic bacteria to the nasopharynx within 15 to 30 minutes, and eventually enter the stomach to digest them. At this time, the amount of virus is always within the range that the nasal immune system can handle, so we don't get sick.

However, when triggering factors such as cold, rain, physiological factors such as menstruation, pregnancy, etc., can reduce the detoxification function of the nasal cavity, the virus can stay in the nasal cavity for a long time. At this point, the virus can multiply in a number that the nasal immune system cannot handle, and the virus invades the body in a big way, and we catch a cold. (Patients with rhinitis are more pronounced, i.e., more susceptible to colds.)

Later, when the base of the virus in the nasal cavity is larger, the number of viruses grows faster, so a large amount of virus begins to spread to other parts of the body, and this is when the systemic symptoms of a cold begin to manifest.

Therefore, when it comes to colds, the nose acts as a base camp for the virus. As long as we continue to rinse our nasal passages with warm salt water to clear a large amount of virus out of our nose, less and less viruses will invade the human body. Eventually, the number of viruses in the nasal cavity can be reduced to what the nasal immune system can handle.

At the same time, the body's immune system will quickly kill the virus that enters the body.

Therefore, buy a nasal wash pot yourself, rinse your nasal cavity with warm salt water when you have a cold, and try to keep there no excess nasal discharge in your nasal cavity, which can fundamentally solve the virus problem. Use this method to catch a cold within 2 to 4 days** without taking any medication. Washing your nose in the morning and evening can prevent colds to a large extent and greatly reduce the chance of catching a cold.

In this way, after the cold is cured, the number of nasal washes will be reduced to morning and evening washing, so that the nose can be slowly conditioned, **rhinitis.

Well, the infection shown in this report is very mild, extremely mild, so it's hard to judge: by standard, the number and proportion of viral cold lymphocytes will increase, and the number and proportion of bacteria, neutrophils and mononuclear phagocytes will increase.

So if you look at this report, it is biased towards bacterial colds, but the neutrophils rise and the mononucleus falls, which is tangled, and it can only be said that you have a mild infection, and it mainly depends on the symptoms, and it is recommended to go to Chinese medicine

Your blood picture is very normal. A person's blood picture cannot be the same, a person's blood picture is not static, there will be fluctuations, this is normal, you are looking for a general doctor, if you find a specialist, he will give you a different explanation. Strictly speaking, colds are viral, if they are bacterial, they are not called colds, they are called infected with bacteria, such as purulent tonsillitis, which are very similar to the symptoms of colds, and it is difficult to distinguish, and bacterial infection white blood cells will be significantly elevated.

You don't need to ** for your cold, just let it heal itself. To emphasize that I am not a doctor.

What are the detection indicators of blood often banquet when you have a cold?

a.Erythrocyte.

b.White blood cell.

c.Platelet.

d.Blood sugar. e.Transaminase.

Correct answer to the case of Wang: ABC

How to tell if hematuria**.

Determining the presence of hematuria is important for clarity and determination. For isolated erythrocytouria, contrast microscopy is used to observe the red blood cells in the urine, which can be divided into glomerular red blood cells and non-glomerular red blood cell urine. Of course, other tests are also very important, such as B-ultrasound, kidney function, etc

Morning urine was taken and the size and shape of red blood cells in the urine were observed through a urine contrast microscope. Clinical significance: polymorphic changes of red blood cells of different sizes and shapes, or the appearance of gourd-shaped, bagel-shaped, strawberry-shaped, and broken red blood cells, suggesting hematuria caused by glomerular diseases such as IgA nephropathy; Patients with similar red blood cell size, normal appearance, or basically normal appearance suggest hematuria not due to glomerular disease, which can be seen in surgical hematuria such as renal tumors, stones, tuberculosis, and bladder disease.

Surgical** and renal biopsy confirmed that phase contrast microscopy was used to distinguish glomerular from non-glomerular urine red blood cells, with a coincidence rate of >90. The volume of red blood cells can also be measured.

What are the ** of hematuria?

Xu Daji, Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine Nephrology, Guangdong Provincial Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine:

Hematuria**.

Hematuria is a symptom caused by a variety of diseases, causing a lot of hematuria, about 98% of which are caused by diseases of the urinary system itself, and only 2% are caused by lesions of the whole body or adjacent organs of the urinary system.

The urine routine is mainly to determine whether there is hematuria, and urine red blood cell morphology examination is of great significance to determine the presence of hematuria. Xu Daji, Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine Nephrology in the hospital, was not included.

According to the morphology of red blood cells, if the even.

1. Orthotype red blood cells are often considered to be urinary tract infections, tuberculosis, stones, prostatitis, anticoagulant drugs (such as long-term use of Farhua and other drugs), as well as diseases of organs and tissues adjacent to the urinary system and some systemic diseases.

For example, malformed red blood cells are the most common glomerular hematuria, including primary and secondary glomerular diseases. For glomerular hematuria, pathological biopsy of renal puncture may be considered to confirm the diagnosis. For nonglomerular hematuria, ultrasonography, CT scan, intravenous pyelogram, retrograde imaging, cystoscopy, renal arteriography, and urine cytology may be considered.

Urine erythrocyte phase.

Orthomorphic red blood cells: Urine tests have red blood cells, and the morphology of red blood cells is analyzed to see normal shape red blood cells. It is generally non-glomerular hematuria, such as infection, stones and tuberculosis.

Malformed red blood cells: urine test has red blood cells, and the morphology of red blood cells is analyzed, mainly malformed red blood cells, or red blood cells of different sizes and shapes are seen, which belong to malformed red blood cells, and their primary disease may be glomerular origin. Renal biopsy pathology is further required.

Mixed red blood cells: In the analysis of urinary red blood cell morphology, there are both positive red blood cells and malformed red blood cells, and the proportion of each is mainly analyzed.

The results of urine erythrocyte morphology are relative, not absolute. Many factors can affect test results, such as glomerular hematuria that is significant gross hematuria or red blood cells that may be normal or uniform when the patient is taking diuretics; Nonglomerular hematuria may also present with malformed or pleomorphic red blood cells when urine osmolality is reduced.