Patient's question:
At the end of July, I was hospitalized for acute pelvic inflammatory disease and stayed for more than a week before being discharged. On August 18th, my period arrived. It was normal for 5 days, but by the sixth day, it was over. Usually, it's this amount.Doctor's answer:
Hello, if the white blood cell count is high in a complete blood count test, it is caused by inflammation and can be treated with antibiotics. Intravenous medication is more effective. If the fever does not exceed 38 degrees, there is no need to use fever-reducing medication. If it exceeds 38 degrees, fever-reducing medication should be used. Physical cooling methods can also be used, such as using warm towels to wipe the head, neck, and thighs to lower the temperature. After taking the medication for a week, check the complete blood count to see if it is normal.