What causes abnormalities in neutrophils and lymphocytes in children?

Children's health is easily affected because their bodies are not fully developed and their resistance in all aspects is very low. Therefore, they are easily affected by some unfavorable factors and develop diseases. Among them, abnormalities of neutrophils and lymphocytes in children is one of the common problems. Let's take a look at what is going on with abnormalities of neutrophils and lymphocytes in children?

The low percentage of lymphocytes is mainly due to infection and inflammation. After infection and inflammation, the percentage of neutrophils is high, which leads to a low percentage of lymphocytes. The low percentage of lymphocytes is mainly due to the high percentage of neutrophils, which causes the low percentage of lymphocytes. The high percentage of neutrophils mainly indicates inflammatory infection. After inflammatory infection, the percentage of neutrophils is high and the percentage of lymphocytes will be low, because their total amount generally adds up to nearly 100%.

Generally speaking, the normal range of neutrophil counts will change for children of different ages. For a three-month-old baby, the normal value is 0.36. For a baby of one month, the normal value is 0.311 to 2-year-old children, the normal value is 0.36. For children aged 4-5 years, the normal value is 0.58. The normal neutrophil ratio of a newborn is 60% when it is one day old, and the neutrophil ratio will decrease when the baby is one week old.

For example, the white blood cells in the blood of a 7-month-old baby are mainly lymphocytes, and the proportion of lymphocytes is higher than that of neutrophils. This is different from adults (the proportion of neutrophils in adults is higher than that of lymphocytes).

The characteristics of children in this age group's blood routine are different from those of adults. The percentage of neutrophils is on the low side, and the percentage of lymphocytes is on the high side. The percentage of neutrophils is around 20-30%, and the percentage of lymphocytes is around 60-70%. If the percentage of neutrophils increases, the possibility of bacterial infection needs to be considered. If the lymphocyte percentage increases, the possibility of viral infection should be considered.