Patient's question:
Medical history and treatment effectiveness: One and a half months ago, I had a sore throat and received intravenous drips. Could it be that the drips interfered with my immunity? What kind of help do I need: Would taking traditional Chinese medicine lead to a decrease in my child's white blood cells and a high fever? Can my baby avoid medication?Doctor's answer:
There are traditional Chinese medicine products for treating chalazia available online, but this is likely a scam. Don't panic and try unproven treatments. The reviews seem very genuine, and the effectiveness is also good, but there are many fake doctors. Taking traditional Chinese medicine should never cause an increase in white blood cells. Considering you have a bacterial infection, which is why your white blood cells are elevated and you are running a fever, did you also have a throat infection and receive intravenous drips one and a half months ago? Could it be that the drips interfered with your immune system?