Patient's question:
[Patient Age: Half Today's blood routine test results are as follows: White blood cells 11.7↑ 4-10.0 Red blood cells 4.6 13.68-5.74 Platelets 429↑ 85-303 Red blood cell volume fraction 35↓ 38-50.8% Hemoglobin 127 110-170 g/L Lymphocyte count 8.2↑ 0.8-4109/L Lymphocyte mean hemoglobin content 27.5↓ 27.8-33.8 pg Red blood cell mean hemoglobin concentration 363↑ 320-335 g/L Red blood cell mean volume 75.9↓ 83.9-99.1 fL Platelet mean volume 7.8↓ 9.4-12.5 fL Median cell count 0.2 0.14-1.6 Median cell ratioDoctor's answer:
Enlarged spleen is not an independent disease but rather a clinical manifestation and sign of various splenic disorders. There are many causes of splenomegaly, including acute and chronic infections of the spleen caused by various bacteria, viruses, parasites, etc.; it can also be caused by non-infectious factors such as liver cirrhosis, portal hypertension, and heart failure. Therefore, whether splenomegaly can be cured depends on its underlying cause. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for further blood tests, abdominal ultrasound, and immune system tests if necessary, to confirm the diagnosis and then receive treatment for the primary disease.