Patient's question:
White blood cells 17.5, platelets over 600, hematocrit 0.64, lymphocyte count 10.5 with a percentage of 60.2, etc. It's quite concerning. Sadness is due to a blood disease (no fever or contagious symptoms, the baby is in good spirits)Doctor's answer:
Based on the clinical presentation and the child's complete blood count, it can be seen that the child's white blood cells have significantly decreased, with a higher possibility of bacterial infection. The in platelets indicates that the child's blood is hypercoagulable, which is also related to bacterial infection. Additionally, the child's potassium levels have significantly decreased. In this situation, sensitive antibiotics should be used first for antibacterial treatment. As long as the white blood cells decrease, the platelets will naturally follow. It is also important to treat hyperkalemia promptly. 0.9% sodium chloride injection 500ml and regular insulin 6u intravenous infusion can be used to reduce the child's hyperkalemia. It is best to take the child to a local pediatric hospital for treatment.