If you have a high monocyte ratio and a fever, you need to know these things

The source of monocytes is hematopoietic stem cells in the bone marrow, which can develop in the bone marrow. A high monocyte ratio may also cause symptoms of fever, which may also be a fever caused by a cold. Monocytes are also associated with infection, so be sure to pay attention.

1. Caused by cold

The child's fever should be caused by a cold; monocytes generally indicate some viral infection. It is possible that someone else in the family has a cold, or that someone else with a cold has come into contact with the child and transmitted the disease; Guidance: Fever is not necessarily a bad thing. Fever is an external manifestation of the struggle between the body's positive energy and the external invading evil energy; in Western medicine, it is the process of phagocytes in the body eliminating pathogenic bacteria; if the body temperature exceeds 39 degrees, don't worry too much; drink more boiled water; do not use antipyretics if the body temperature does not exceed 39 degrees; you can use some antiviral granules, half a pack at a time, twice a day.

2. Monocytes cause fever

The monocyte ratio refers to the percentage of monocytes in the white blood cells, in addition to it, there are neutrophils, eosinophils, alkaliphils, and lymphocytes. Monocytes constitute the important mononuclear-macrophage system and are an important component of the immune system. Non-specific immunity is involved. Guidance: Fever is called fever in medicine, which means that the body temperature rises above the normal value. The cause is that pathogenic microorganisms penetrate into the body, stimulating endogenous pyrogen cells to produce endogenous pyrogens. The endogenous pyrogens enter the blood circulation and reach the body temperature regulation center, causing the body temperature setting point to move up, the body's heat production to increase, and the heat dissipation to decrease, resulting in fever.

3. Causes of fever

The cause of the fever may be a respiratory infection, which may cause a slight increase in the monocyte ratio. Guidance: Children with respiratory tract infections may develop fever. Monocytes are a type of white blood cell with active deformation movement. After staying in the blood for 1-2 days, they will leave the blood vessels and enter the connective tissue, differentiate into macrophages, and perform the functions of macrophages, which have the function of phagocytizing harmful bacteria. The baby's monocyte ratio is only slightly elevated, so you can follow up with a blood test after treatment. Don't worry too much for now, the above medicines should continue to be used.