Symptoms of blood diseases include fatigue, frequent fever, dizziness, blurred vision, pale complexion, and more.

A child’s white blood cell count may drop due to viral infections. It is important to diagnose promptly and cooperate with medical treatment, while also maintaining hygiene and dietary habits.

A six-month-old baby with elevated blood levels may be suffering from anemia, but it could also be due to other blood diseases.

My daughter is 15 days old and I took her for a blood test today. One of the results showed her platelet count was elevated at 669X10^9/L, with the normal range being 100-300X10^9/L. Is this a problem? It is recommended to bring the child to a hematology department for a detailed examination to determine the cause and then provide treatment accordingly. A platelet count of 440X10^9/L in infants is not particularly high. Children’s platelet counts may be higher than the normal level. Many factors can affect platelet numbers. No additional treatment is needed for other indicators; observation is sufficient. If the infant shows no other abnormalities, it is recommended to observe for a period of time. If the total count remains high, relevant checks should be conducted.

Prevention and Treatment of Pediatric Blood Diseases

The causes of low white blood cell counts are numerous, potentially related to infections, diseases, or medication use.