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High CRp in blood
My kid (1.9 years old) is suffering from fever from past 3 days. Her blood test shows CRp 75, ketones 50mg/dl, PCv 29 TLC 15.8, RDW 15 and esr 30. Is this some thing need immediate attention ? We started using antibiotic syrup (Taxim o forte) from this morning as per Pediatrician. Please suggest . thanks
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Reports suggests infection so Continue medicines prescribed by doctor, wait for 2 to 3 days to see response...
Give plenty of liquid orally and healthy diet..
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trust your pediatrician as he or she has already seen ur kid...
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review after 3 days..
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Dr. Sandeep K Sukumaran
Pediatrician
4 yrs exp
Kannur
Go by the condition of the child.. laboratory tests are just supplementary..if the child is improving with the antibiotics and other medications prescribed by your doctor the blood reports will come back to normal.
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just follow up with ur doctor after 2-3 days of starting treatment and repeat the tests if needed
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Dr. S. T. Pushpam
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Antibiotic should take care of the infection.
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Nothing to worry. Go by paediatrician advice
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Give normal diet and plenty of liquids
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