Patient's question:
White blood cell count is high in blood test, chest X-ray is normal, and mycoplasma is not contagious. Past treatment history and effectiveness: In good health. What kind of help is needed: Unsure what medicine to take.Doctor's answer:
The child is four years old and has had a cough for a month. Blood tests show high white blood cell count, chest X-rays are normal, and mycoplasma infection is not contagious. It is considered that other pathogens may be involved.Medical advice: The high white blood cell count suggests a bacterial infection, and oral anti-inflammatory medication is needed. Azithromycin can be taken, but if it is not a mycoplasma infection, cephalosporin and penicillin are more effective. It is recommended to take cephalosporin and penicillin.
Take lung-cleansing medications together, such as children's lung-cleansing syrup or wind-cleansing lung-cleansing syrup.