Patient's question:
From May 2010, intermittent fever appeared for 20 days. The patient was admitted to the Department of Hematology at Tianjin Children's Hospital for treatment and underwent a bone marrow aspiration test, which showed suspected aplastic anemia. Later, after the bone marrow smear was reviewed by Director Qian Linsheng, a graduate student in hematology, aplastic anemia was confirmed. During this period, the patient took oral medications such as "Xue Bao, Kang Li Long, Wei Xue Ning, and Jiang Nan Qu Bo Pian" for 2 years. The blood routine test results were always at a consistently low normal level, but during the medication period, the child repeatedly suffered from purulent tonsillitis. The patient was treated with traditional Chinese medicine, which was considered related to the above medications (tonic), and the patient voluntarily stopped taking the medication for nearly 2 years. Blood routine tests were repeated monthly, and the results were mostly normal.Doctor's answer:
The blood test results are basically close to normal, and there is no significant need for a bone marrow re-examination. In addition to standard treatment for pediatric blood diseases, the patient needs to consult experts more often and maintain communication with the doctor. The patient should also pay attention to dietary aspects, such as a light diet and avoiding spicy and irritating foods. At the same time, the patient should choose a professional hospital for diagnosis and treatment to achieve good therapeutic effects.