Patient's question:
My child had a fever on the evening of the 17th, and on the 18th, we went to the hospital for a complete blood count test. The white blood cell count was 4.6, the neutrophil ratio was 30.60, and the neutrophil count was 1.41. On the 20th, we went to the hospital again for a complete blood count test. The white blood cell count was 2.1, the neutrophil ratio was 32.00, and the neutrophil count was 0.68. On the 21st, we went to a different hospital for a complete blood count test. The white blood cell count was 2.98, the neutrophil ratio was 10.9, and the neutrophil count was 0.3. The hospital is now asking us to wait and see. I want to know if my child's condition is serious. Could any kind-hearted expert help me take a look? I am very grateful for your help here. May good people have peace in their first half of life!Doctor's answer:
Dear Inquirer,According to the results of many blood tests mentioned above, his white blood cell count is significantly lower than the normal range, and his red blood cell and platelet counts are also low, making it impossible to completely rule out the possibility of blood system diseases. Currently, it is recommended to first treat the symptoms and closely monitor the situation. If there is no improvement, further tests should be conducted to rule out the possibility of blood system diseases.