Patient's question:
A five-year-old child always has high white blood cell count every time they have a high fever, and each time they need to be on an IV drip for a week. They are on the drip during the day and burn the fever at night. Is there anything to pay attention to?Medical history and treatment outcomes:
Every time they have a high fever, they see the same doctor, but the doctor can't explain why the white blood cell count is high.
Desired assistance:
Hello, when having a high fever with a high white blood cell count, what should be noted in daily life?
Doctor's answer:
High blood count is often caused by bacterial infection and generally requires the use of antibiotics for treatment.Advice: It is recommended to drink more water, have the child eat more fresh fruits and vegetables appropriately, and avoid spicy, irritating foods, as well as puffed snacks and fried foods. Additionally, if the child frequently experiences this condition, it may indicate low immunity, and medication can be used to reduce the child's immunity.
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