neutrófilía
Neutrophilia is a medical term describing an elevated level of neutrophils in the blood. Neutrophils are a type of white blood cell, a crucial component of the immune system, primarily responsible for fighting bacterial and fungal infections. An increased neutrophil count, also known as neutrophilia, typically indicates that the body is responding to an infection or other inflammatory process.
Common causes of neutrophilia include acute bacterial infections, such as pneumonia or appendicitis. It can also
The diagnosis of neutrophilia is made through a complete blood count (CBC) test. While neutrophilia itself is