High white blood cell and lymphocyte counts may suggest lymphocytic leukemia or viral infection, and a bone marrow biopsy is recommended for further diagnosis.

A five-year-old child has a high white blood cell count and anemia. Here are some suggestions to improve the symptoms: 1. Ensure the normal growth and development of the baby; 2. It is normal for white blood cells to increase when the child has a fever; 3. Increase the intake of animal organs such as chicken, duck, pork, and sheep’s blood; 4. Give the child more spinach, jujube, and other foods that improve anemia; 5. Drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, and often expose to sunlight to enhance resistance; 6. It is recommended to follow the doctor’s treatment advice.

How to manage infant indigestion.

Treatment methods and possible causes of infant rectal mucosal detachment.

Explore the possible causes of irregular abdominal pain and corresponding medical advice, including the diagnosis and treatment of conditions such as intestinal spasm and gastritis.

After three days of diarrhea, if a child is showing signs of lethargy, it is important to check for electrolyte imbalances and administer appropriate fluid replacement, while also treating the cause of the diarrhea and vomiting

The measures to take when a child has a fever with convulsions and the management of low fever in systemic erythematosus complications.

Explore the causes and appropriate treatment methods for a 5-month-old baby having low platelet count after fever.

A four-year-old male child, after suffering from a viral flu with persistent high fever for four days, was found to have a platelet count of 53 (normal range is 100-300), CRP of 11, and reticulocyte count of 0.4. The platelet count has not yet increased. How should this be handled?

Based on your description, there are many possible causes of hematuria. It is recommended to make a clear diagnosis and treat according to the symptoms, while paying attention to a light diet. Further medical examinations and laboratory tests are needed, along with a urinary system ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis and adopt comprehensive measures for treatment, in order to return to normal.