Platelet, Platelet Aggregator, Monocyte, Lymphocyte, Neutrophil

Patient's question:

Patient: Male, 3 months old, 1:00 AM, high temperature, outpatient department of Wuxi People's Hospital

Doctor's answer:

Hello, according to your description, it is not easy to determine. Generally, elevated monocytes are often seen in infective endocarditis, acute infection recovery period, and pulmonary tuberculosis, but they are usually significantly increased. The common reasons for low white blood cell count include viral infections, typhoid fever, etc., as well as drug-induced causes. Mildly decreased neutrophil ratio may indicate a slight mild cellular infection, especially Gram-negative bacterial infection. Generally, it can heal on its own. Drink more water.

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