Patient's question:
My current nephew has hemolytic jaundice and high white blood cell count. What's going on with the child? I want to know. I want to ask you about hemolytic jaundice and high white blood cell count?Doctor's answer:
A bacterial infection in the patient requires the use of antibiotics for treatment. The course of treatment is typically 7-10 days. The patient can go to the hospital for a thorough check-up of white blood cells. If it is still very high, the patient needs to undergo further tests, such as bone marrow tests, etc. It is recommended to focus on inpatient treatment until the patient's re-examination of white blood cells returns to normal levels. This is not a serious issue, so there is no need to worry.