My father had coronary bypass surgery on the background of diabetes and high blood pressure 2 weeks ago, still in the emergency department. Currently, the white blood cell count is increasing day by day, there is no fever, many tests are done, but no microorganisms causing the infection are found, and despite the strong dose of broad-spectrum antibiotics, they do not respond to antibiotics. I would like to ask why the high white blood cell count after 2 weeks of surgery is caused and how is it treated?

Leukopenia can be due to inherited autoimmune diseases, or due to immune system deficiency, certain diseases, or the use of certain medications that cause side effects.

Complete blood cell analysis is considered one of the important tests for pregnant women. This is one of the most basic tests performed routinely to assess the overall health of pregnant women and thereby detect disorders such as infection, anemia and blood diseases, etc.

In the blood test results table, there is a section for monocytes but very few people pay attention to those numbers, whether they are normal or increased or decreased, most people do not care. So what is the monocytes index? Are these numbers meaningless?