No major problems in reports. For any disease to be identified, there are 3 steps 1) Child: How is the child, severity of symptoms, general activity and appetite? So here history and examination becomes important. 2) Reports: Reports according to case and suspected problem. 3) Child and reports: This is important as combination of both helps in final diagnosis. So only cbc report is not enough, a doctor needs to know proper history, examination and then to decide reports and finally a combination of both.

No. report seems normal. Could be a simple viral illness