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Dengue type virus with less WBC count
Hello doctor my friend's little nephew's WBC is decreasing,from tests doctor has mentioned a virus similar to dengue.Kindly let us know what to do.
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Yes just like Covid We have observed Dengue variant . Fever due this high, more of Hemorrhagic fever ha been reported. This virus is more virulent than Dengue fever which is normal Treatment is more aggressive You may have to give blood. It is very serious disorder . To be treated as emergency in hospital.
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Dr. Rahul Kamble
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1Don't panic. It is a disease process , once the platelets started to decrease then reach platue then start rising.
2.It is viral fever only , and Dengue is virus. Some of them are not. detected by test..
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