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Hello Doctor! I am in my 30 th ( 8 th month of pregnancy) I have severe cold , cough from few days..I don't know how I caught that much of infection. On Doc consultation, did CBC and ESR tests ESR s v high 75 and WBC 14000..my qsn is are these elevated levels common in severe cold and cough?..so taking sinarest azythromycin and ascoril syrup ...up ..as infection is more ..doctor suggested for three days injections and nebilisation...coz..more infection might effect amniotic fluid..does these levels back up to original?
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Yes they will come
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This is a severe infection. Azithromycin will be insufficient for this. You need much stronger antibiotics, to be given by injections.
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ESR and WBC count are normally raised in pregnancy. Continue the antibiotics and do steam inhalation. You should recover soon.
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WBC and esr vll be elevated in pregnancy... continue medication..
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WBC count and ESR are normally elevated in pregnancy. Don't worry, these are not a sign of severe infection. Continue the antibiotic course and follow up with your doctor.
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No
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Yes it's elevated in infection
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Yes any infection counts will be raised After treatment yes thy will go back Infection will not affect amniotic fluid
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Do not worry. Continue antibiotics as prescribed by your doctor.
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