Patient's question:
We took our child to the hospital today for a check-up and blood tests, including 18 items. The results showed slightly elevated white blood cells, but there were no major issues and no abnormal symptoms. What should we do?Doctor's answer:
High white blood cells are normal, don't worry. As for the rapid growth of the labia minora, it should be labial adhesion, which requires surgical treatment. It's very simple, please rest assured. If after systematic treatment, the white blood cells return to normal and there are no other symptoms, but they increase again, then it is recommended to continue treatment and check every three days. If they continue to increase, a blood system disease examination is needed.In newborns, transient thrombocytosis may occur due to reasons such as skin sweat evaporation and insufficient fluid intake, leading to excessive blood concentration. It is recommended to seek treatment at the pediatric clinic of a regular hospital. Identify the cause and provide medication if necessary.