Patient's question:
The child often sweats at night while sleeping, sometimes wetting through their clothes. They also occasionally cough without phlegm. A week ago, they had a fever and were given intravenous fluids for three days to recover. Yesterday, during a physical examination, it was said that their blood test results were not good.Doctor's answer:
Newborns at 6 months, 1-3 years, and 3-6 years have different reference values, especially for white blood cells and red blood cells. Most items can be used as a reference using adult reference values. The baby's diet should be light and nutritious, drink plenty of water, eat less snacks, have meals at fixed times and quantities, avoid overeating before bed, and it's best not to eat anything. Pay attention to oral hygiene. Remember, "to keep a child healthy, leave them a little hungry and a little cold." It's important to remember that. It's recommended that you discuss the results with your doctor in detail after the check-up.