Patient's question:
A few days ago, I went to the hospital for a urine test and X-rays. They said my bilateral bronchi were inflamed, the urine test showed high white blood cells and low red blood cell distribution. Sometimes when I check information at night, I feel a bit feverish, with a highest temperature of 37.5°C. Everything else is fine, but these past few days, even with IV drips and medication, I'm still coughing. I'm worried it might be the flu.Previous Treatment and Effects:
IV drips, medication; still coughing.
Type of Help Needed:
Help me determine if it's the flu.
Doctor's answer:
Your medical history has been reviewed. You have experienced coughing for nearly a month, and a detailed urine test revealed high white blood cell count and low red blood cell count. Occasionally, you have had symptoms such as low-grade fever at night and coughing.Medical advice: Based on your current condition, the symptoms of coughing for nearly a month, high white blood cell count, and low red blood cell count in the urine test, along with occasional low-grade fever at night and coughing, are currently considered indicative of infectious bronchitis. H7N9 infection is not ruled out at this time, but given the current situation, it is still recommended to visit a hospital for further evaluation to rule out the possibility of H7N9 infection.
The above advice is in response to the question "I don’t know if I have H7N9 flu." I hope it is helpful to you. Wishing you good health!