What does neutrophil ratio mean and what is neutrophil percentage

Neutrophils are colorless or very light reddish cytoplasms in Wright-stained blood smears, with many diffusely distributed fine (micron) light red or light purple characteristic particles. The nucleus is rod-shaped or 2 5-lobulated, and the leaves are connected by filaments between the leaves.

Neutrophils have chemotaxis, phagocytosis, and bactericidal effects. Neutrophils** are located in the bone marrow and have lobulated or rod-shaped nuclei and contain a large number of neutral fine granules that are neither basophilic nor acidophilic. Most of these granules are lysosomes, which contain rich enzymes such as myeloperoxidase, lysozyme, alkaline phosphatase and acid hydrolase, which are related to the phagocytosis and digestive functions of cells.

First: neutrophils are one of the routine blood tests, and under normal circumstances, this is divided into several conditions. One is that there is a bacterial infection in the body, the other is a viral infection in the body, and there is also a physical allergy.

Second: the neutrophil ratio, which refers to the ratio of neutrophils to all granulocytes, is a single concept, and does not indicate the ratio of the other two types of cells, which is incomplete data in the diagnosis of the disease, so it should be diagnosed according to various examinations.

Thirdly, in general, the normal neutrophil ratio is 50-70), the normal lymphatic cell ratio is 20-40, the normal basophil ratio is 0-1), and the platelet hematocrit is normal.

First, neutrophils are one of the routine blood tests, and in general, this elevation is divided into several conditions. One is a bacterial infection in the body, another is a viral infection in the body, and the other is a physical allergy.

Second: the neutrophil ratio, which refers to the ratio of all granulocytes alone, is a single concept, and does not indicate how many of the other two types of cells account for the Zheng ratio, which is incomplete in the diagnosis of autism, so it should be diagnosed according to various examinations.

Thirdly, in general, the normal neutrophil ratio is 50-70), the normal lymphocyte ratio is 20-40), the normal basophil ratio is 0-1), and the platelet hematocrit is normal.

Many times we go to the hospital for a physical examination, and the physical examination report will show that our neutrophil ratio is high, and we don't know what causes it, so I don't know how.

Method steps.

First, the high neutrophil ratio is caused by a bacterial infection in the body, and the total number of white blood cells with neutrophils is much higher than the normal value.

Second, the high neutrophil ratio may be due to a viral infection in the body, and the total number of white blood cells is not high or slightly higher than normal with neutrophils being slightly higher than normal, but in this case, lymphocytes are much higher than normal, and antiviral is generally used for nuclear differences**.

Third, the high neutrophil ratio may be caused by the body's hyperelimination, slightly high neutrophils with abnormal eosinophils, if secondary bacterial ** infection in the later stage, there will also be abnormal increases in the total number of white blood cells and neutrophils.

Precautions. When we have a high neutrophil ratio, we should pay attention to it, go to the hospital in time to find out the cause, and then prescribe the right medicine. Change the bridge skin.

Sex granulocytes are a type of white blood cell that has phagocytic bactericidal functions and is involved in the body's defense and anti-infection processes.

An elevated percentage of neutrophils refers to a relative increase in the proportion of "neutrophils" in white blood cells.

For example, when leukocytosis, especially when accompanied by a significant increase in neutrophils, it usually indicates that the body has inflammatory manifestations and is mostly a manifestation of acute bacterial infection.

However, if there is no leukocytosis and the percentage of neutrophils alone is slightly increased, it is mostly meaningless.

The cell membrane of neutrophils can release an unsaturated fatty acid - arachidonic acid, which further generates a group of paracrine hormones under the action of enzymes, such as thromboxanes and prostaglandins, which have obvious effects on regulating the caliber and permeability of blood vessels, and can also cause inflammatory reactions and pain, and affect blood clotting.

25. The number of neutrophils in the blood of adults accounts for about 55% to 70% of the total number of white blood cells.

1. Recently, when many people go for a physical examination, they will find that the neutrophil ratio is low, but they don't know what this is all about.

Empirical Steps:

3. First of all, neutrophils are one of the white blood cells, which have the function of phagocytosis and sterilization, which is related to the body's defense and anti-infection process. If the white blood cell and granulocyte counts are normal, and the percentage of neutrophils alone is mildly low, there is no obvious pathological significance.

4. Secondly, if the percentage of neutrophils is low, accompanied by a decrease in the number of white blood cells or granulocytes, it is more common in various infections, such as viral infections (hepatitis, influenza, rubella), bacterial infections (typhoid fever, wavy fever), chemical and physical factors (such as drugs, poisoning or allergies, benzene, radioactive substances) and so on.

5. Finally, if you find that your mesogranulocyte percentage is low, but the lymphocyte ratio is high, then it means that you may have a cold and have been infected by a virus.

Precautions.

7. If the number of mesogranulocytes is low, drink more water, eat as rich as possible, and have more nutrients. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a full physical examination.