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Got fever..
My daughter had fvr ...2days back..get blood test...white blood cells count..2800..we take medicn..today again fvr..what to do anything seriois plz tell me
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Your child's WBC IS QUITE LESS.Rule out Covid, Dague malaria.Then do bone marrow check up if needed.to Rule out blood conditions
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Greetings kindly elaborate the history and attach the image, book a consultation so that I can guide you through the treatment
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Is she active and eating? Passing urine ? Don't worry about isolated blood reports. Continue treatment as advised.
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White blood count is low, need a proper history of symptoms.please consult
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