Patient's question:
What will happen if the white blood cell count is high by 15.6? The child has had this condition for a long time, and I am very worried, afraid it will become serious. Please give me some advice.Doctor's answer:
Don't worry, it's recommended to continue monitoring. First, it's important to identify the cause and address the root of the problem before "treating the symptoms." The white blood cell count in the blood test is elevated by 15.5, and the white blood cell value in the urine test is also high, indicating an inflammatory infection. The oral antibiotic treatment has been ineffective, so it's recommended to receive intravenous therapy. Additionally, you can drink more water to promote metabolism and shorten the healing time for the inflammatory infection. It's advised to continue identifying the underlying cause and proceed with treatment.