What to Do If a Child Has Elevated White Blood Cells?
Advice on Handling Elevated White Blood Cell Levels and Infections in Babies
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What to Do If a Child’s Temperature Remains Low and Fever Persists After Intravenous Treatment?
After two days of antibiotic treatment for tonsillitis, a child’s fever remains high. How should this be handled?
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What to Do When a Baby Has a Fever, Sore Throat, and Genital Pain
A one-year and eleven-month-old baby began to have a fever in the evening of November 5th, with a temperature of 38.8 degrees measured before bedtime, and received fever-reducing medication. On the evening of the 6th, redness appeared in the lower part of the child’s genitals, and the child cried out in pain. On the morning of the 7th, the temperature was normal, but a urine routine test showed normal results, while a blood routine test indicated a bacterial infection. The doctor pointed out that pharyngitis was the main cause, but the reason for the genital swelling was unclear.
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What to Do When a Four-Month-Old Baby Has a Fever
A four-month-old baby with a fever of around 38 degrees, accompanied by diarrhea and a slightly red and swollen throat, shows elevated white blood cells and C-reactive protein in blood tests. The doctor diagnosed it as a bacterial infection and prescribed Cefixime dry suspension. In addition, the doctor advised a urine routine test to confirm the presence of urinary tract infection.
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What to Do When White Blood Cell Count Reaches 15,000
Baby’s white blood cell count reaches 15,000 after vomiting 20+ times. After five days of intravenous fluids, abdominal discomfort didn’t improve, and fever recurred. Seeking effective treatment methods.
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What’s Causing a Child’s Frequent Fever and Elevated Blood Counts?
A 6-year-old child frequently experiences fever and has elevated blood counts in routine blood tests. Despite being diagnosed with a bacterial infection and undergoing treatment for a month, the blood counts have not decreased, and there are symptoms of mild fever and cough. The parents are seeking an explanation for the child’s condition.
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What’s Happening with the Shadow in My Lungs?
A lung shadow appeared, and after undergoing anti-inflammatory treatment and a follow-up CT scan, the shadow did not disappear. The doctor advised that there is no need to worry if there are no symptoms and allowed discharge.
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Why Do Babies Often Cough?
Possible Causes of Baby Coughs
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Why Do Diabetic Patients Keep on Fevering for Over a Month?
Diabetic patients may suffer from recurrent fever due to infections.
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Why Do Patients Still Experience Diarrhea Half a Month After Appendicitis Surgery?
Describes symptoms of diarrhea and abnormal bowel movements, and inquires about how to manage the condition.
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