What should I do if the percentage of white blood cells is too high?

Patient's question:

I had a cold for a week and received two days of intravenous drip. Now my white blood cell count is 28.8, neutrophils are 86.8, lymphocytes are 7.1, eosinophils are 0.0, neutrophils#25.0 mononuclear cells#1.7, eosinophils 0.01, and other values are mostly normal. What kind of problem does this indicate?

Doctor's answer:

White blood cells are high. Eosinophils are high. However, no abnormalities in red blood cells or platelets were observed. The high white blood cells are due to the high eosinophils. Moreover, antibiotics have shown no effect. Parasitic infection should be considered, as it is not limited to the intestines. It is recommended to undergo a parasitic antibody test. Regular follow-up blood tests are advisable. If the levels remain high, it may require medical intervention. It is recommended that you consult your doctor in detail.

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