Patient's question:
My baby has low white blood cells, viral infection, and mycoplasma infection. The doctor prescribed medication to boost white blood cells, but my baby won't eat it. Is there any slightly sweet medication to boost white blood cells?Doctor's answer:
Viral infections can attack white blood cells, causing a decrease in white blood cell count. In children, if the white blood cell count is only slightly reduced, appropriate digestion of vitamins is sufficient. For example, consuming vitamin C, cross-linked vitamin B, and vitamin B4 can help. Proper bowel movements with fruits are also beneficial. These vitamins can be crushed and mixed into sugar water or juice for consumption.Additionally, the current flu is most common. If you have a fever and cough, it may be caused by the flu. It is recommended to visit the hospital for follow-up and take antiviral medications under the guidance of a doctor. Common medications include oseltamivir, for reference.