Patient's question:
Appetite is fine, deep sleep is fine, bowel and bladder functions are normal, fever was brought on, EEG is normal. After one week of intravenous fluids, the white blood cell count dropped from 11,000 to 19,000. Then, after another 11 days of intravenous fluids, the white blood cell count dropped to 12,000. Discharged with some medication, took medication for 5 days, and the white blood cell count rose to 14,000 again. A few days later, it was checked again and came back to 12,200. Now, I've been experiencing dizziness and nausea. Hello, what could be the reason?Previous treatment and outcomes: 20 days ago, I was treated for fever. The white blood cell count was 11,000—19,000. What kind of assistance do you need? Hello, what could be the reason?
Doctor's answer:
In my class, the child has had a fever of 39 degrees for about ten days and should definitely be admitted to the hospital. Why would they only check a blood test when they went out? Tests for sputum, viral pneumonia, mycoplasma antibody, FQ-MP-DNA, chest X-ray, and sputum culture are all necessary. How can antibiotics like cephalosporins work if the virus hasn’t been eliminated? Moreover, mycoplasma hasn’t been ruled out yet. Once you complete these tests and identify the cause, using targeted medication will help your child recover quickly. Of course, these tests are all done after admission, not in the outpatient clinic.