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Hello my cbc report....also I'm suffering from body ache chills light fever...report is normal ? Or some other test I should
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Wbc low
Platelets low. May be
Dengue
Maleria
Uti . Serology NS1, pf pv for material,
Urine complete n microscopic.
Till than
Cefexim 200 two times a day after food for 3to5 days.
Zerodol sp three times a day after food for 3to5 days.
Plenty of water n liquid lemonade electoral powder buttermilk in room temperature.
Light diet home made. Rest. Avoid sunlight.
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from the report and your symptoms it looks like viral fever , the platelets are reduced so it might be dengue
Next Steps
dolo 650mg thrice a day post meal for 5 days
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Health Tips
hydration is important, add vit c rich fruits in your diet such as oranges, kiwi, dragon fruit etc use mosquito repellants/ nets to avoid mosquito bites
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For the blood CBC report it appears like a viral dengue fever.
Low Platelets, low WBC Lymphocytes, borderline elevated RBC and near border elevating hematocrit.
Also your symptoms of body ache, fever with chills is supporting the diagnosis.
For now you can go with symptomatic management:-
- Maintian adequate hydration, drinking water, coconut water, ORS or any other forms of Fluids
- Take proper rest, light small meals throughout the day
- For symptoms of body pain and fever you can take T.DOLO 650mg upto maximum 4 times a day, continue it for maximum 3 days, till the symptom gets relieved
- Any new symptoms of nausea or vomiting, dizziness, fainting episodes, abdomen pain, reduced volume during urination inspite drinking adequate fluids, any bleeding from gums, redness in eyes, fever of more than 100°F or inspite of the temperature reading, sever symptoms affecting your daily activities, visit a nearby clinic or hospital.
Next Steps
If symptoms worsen, go for a dengue test immediately:- If fever is for less than 4 days Dengue NS1 Antigen, and a fever of more than it, Dengue Ig G an Ig M antibody testing with NS1 Antigen.
Also repeat a CBC irrespective of your symptoms, after 3 days of the last CBC to look out for any significant changes which might be concerning.
Consult a general physician or practioner online or locally.
You can connect with me on practo or via call/ WhatsApp for any queries or guidance (915093049 eigth)
Health Tips
- Use mosquito repellents, mosquito nets, try to clean up stagnant water area in or near you house, avoid such places near your workplace.
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