Patient's question:
Help me take a look at the child's blood test report and see what treatment is needed. The throat is a bit red and there are some small blisters on both sides (not ulcers). How should it be treated if blood tests are still conducted?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description and the results of the blood test, the baby's blood count is slightly elevated, indicating a blood picture consistent with post-infection, with a higher likelihood of viral infection.Medical advice: You mentioned redness in the throat, which is a symptom after a fever. However, it's unclear what kind of blisters are present on both sides. If they are on the posterior pharyngeal wall, they may be follicles, possibly related to frequent inflammation in the past. If the blisters are on the fauces, they could be indicative of herpetic stomatitis. It's unclear why the baby has a fever.
Recommended treatment: Oral cefixime or amoxicillin-clavulanate potassium, along with oral Mulberry Leaf Extract or Qingkailing. Also, drink plenty of water.