Patient's question:
My daughter is 1 year and 7 months old. Yesterday, she went to the hospital for a vaccination and had a blood test as an incidental procedure. The results showed that many items were outside the normal range, and we are very concerned. Could you please help me review the results?Doctor's answer:
If it's not a problem with your instrument, then it's best to have the child re-examined. If it really is the case, it's recommended to actively treat it.WBC (white blood cell count): 3.5 (low) ------- Normal value for children aged 6 months to 2 years is 11-12. The increase or decrease in white blood cells is usually closely related to and has the same meaning as the increase or decrease in neutrophils. However, it has been proven that your child's percentage of neutrophils has indeed decreased, which is commonly seen in infectious diseases, especially viral infections. It is recommended that you actively treat it.