Parainflammation: An Immunohematological Risk Factor for the Emergence and Re-Emergence of Diseases

Abstract

Parainflammation also known as Low Grade Chronic Inflammation (LGCI) is a subclinical condition that is not routinely diagnosed especially in apparently healthy persons. The present review describes the parainflammatory theory of diseases a major risk factor to the emergence and re-emergence of diseases. We therefore recommend routine diagnostic tests, life style and dietary changes to limit the occurrence of parainflammation in apparently healthy persons as a preventive measure to combating the emergence and re-emergence of diseases

The Neutrophil to Lymphocyte Ratio: An Emerging Diagnostic Biomarker for Parainflammation

“…Parainflammation appears to be a grand unifying factor predisposing apparently healthy persons to diseases [4]. Apparently healthy individuals do not present with clinical symptoms for disease with symptoms being a later occurrence in the disease development process and could reduce the degree of reversibility though could be detected with appropriate diagnosis [5][6][7].…”