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The test sheet has your index number, and there should also be a range of normal values for you to compare, if it is within the normal value range, there is no problem, and the doctor will tell you if there is a problem.

WBC leukocytes

ne neutrophils.

Ly% lymphocyte ratio is elevated.

mo% monocyte ratio.

MCV mean volume of red blood cells.

PCT platelet hematocrit.

MPV mean platelet volume.

Average platelet distribution width of PDW.

Does he have any other symptoms?

The white blood cells are very low, it should be a viral infection, look at his symptoms, it should be a problem on the **, has he ever had measles? If not, the symptoms are very similar.

There is basically no problem with the blood routine, and low white blood cells should be a problem of infection, not a blood disease.

There is no disease in the blood, the biggest problem is the white blood cells, which are obviously too low, and several other items are not the main ones. It should be a viral infection, and go to the ** department and the infectious disease department at the same time to see what the two departments say.

Only "hemoglobin 162 120-160 g l" is considered an anomaly, but there is no problem, a little higher does not mean anything, so don't worry.

WBC leukocytes 4-10 10 9 l ly% lymphocyte ratio 20-40%" Leukocytes are low, lymphocytes are elevated, there may be a viral infection, because there are red spots again, it is best to go to the infectious disease department to have a look

There is basically no problem with the blood routine, and it doesn't mean anything wrong I want to see if it's measles, rubella or something The blood picture can only be roughly seen, and the diagnosis still depends on clinical symptoms and further auxiliary examinations, so go to the hospital quickly, and it should be okay to go to the infectious disease department

Check this ** for a consultation.

If you have mild anemia, eat more iron-rich foods, such as pork liver, lean meat, beef and mutton, etc., to strengthen nutrition. (Why didn't you provide RBC).

It is not hemoconcentration, and hemoglobin and hematocrit are not high.

There is no anemia, it is normal, but the red blood cells (RBC) are obviously high, the average corpuscular volume, the average hemoglobin content is low (caused by high red blood cells), there is the possibility of recessive thalassemia, it is recommended to check the blood iron first (first to see if there is a potential iron deficiency), if necessary, do protein electrophoresis, but the red blood cell distribution width is high, and the potential for iron deficiency is high.

In addition, the monocyte count and ratio are slightly high, and the problem is not big, which may be caused by physiological fluctuations or infection recovery period, so drink more water and pay attention to rest.

RBC refers to the number of red blood cells, which is normal, MCV refers to the mean corpuscular volume, which is normal at 80-100, MCH refers to the average corpuscular hemoglobin content, which is normal at 27-34, Mono refers to the number of monocytes, which is normal, and Mono % refers to the percentage of monocytes, which is normal at 3-10.

Routine blood items

A brief table of abbreviations, reference values, and unit bai.

Female: 1012 l for newborns or.

106/μl

Hemoglobin (hemoglobin): HGB or HB Male: 120 170 Female: 110 160

Newborns: 170 200 g l

Mean corpuscular volume mcv 80 98 FL

Mean cellular hemoglobin MCH 27 31 pg Mean cellular haemoglobin concentration MCH 320 360 g L Hematocrit HCT Male: 40 50

Female: 37 48 %

Mean corpuscular volume distribution width RDW 11 15% white blood cell count WBC 109 L or 103 L neu neu; ne;GR 50 70% baculonuclear granulocytes 1 4%.

Eosinophil EOS 2 6%.

Basophil BAS 0 1%.

lymphocyte lymphocyte lym; ly 20～40 %

monocytic mones; mo 3～8 %

Platelet count PLT 100 300 109 L or 103 L mean platelet volume MPV FL

Platelet volume distribution width PDW <20% %.

Platelet hematocrit pct %

The following is a knowledge of blood routine that I have made, and the introduction is very comprehensive, for reference:

Answer: Introduction to the blood routine encyclopedia:

At present, most of the blood routine test sheets examined in hospitals are marked with abnormalities in the examination, and some use arrows to go up to raise and down to decrease; Some use H to indicate elevation and L to decrease; You can also ask the doctor who prescribes the test directly after the examination;

Hello, the upward arrow on the test result sheet is already beyond the normal value, and the downward arrow is lower than the normal value.

The main thing to look at is to see the blood routine.

WBC leukocyte counting.

Mi intermediate cells.

HGB hemoglobin.

PLT platelet equivalent.

It's good to press this list.

You're fine.

However, the general hospital list has a normal value range.

It's good in the normal range.

Routine blood tests showed low platelets and a large proportion of lymphocytes. You have a stomachache, and the doctor said that it was a bad stomach just speculation, not based on blood routine. You should do a double blood test to see if your platelets are still low, and if so, you should look for the cause.

Stomach pain should be a problem with the digestive system. You can talk specifically about the location, nature, duration and other conditions of the pain before making a judgment.

Find a doctor! Don't shy away from the doctor!

The main reference values of the blood routine report.

Red blood cell count Male: Female:

Hemoglobin male: 120-160 g l . Female: 110-150g l Hematocrit Male: Female:

White blood cell count. White blood cell differential: neutrophils 50-70%, neutrophils 1-4%, neutrophils 0-1%.

Lymphocytes 25-40

Monocytes 4-8%.

Platelet count 10-30 101° l

Analyze item by item against reference values.

Mainly look at red and white blood cells, platelets, you can do it.

Don't worry, white blood cells: a little on the high side, it is an infection. Neutrophils: Also because of infection.

Neutrophils are the most common type of white blood cells, and the ratio of normal neutrophils to this cavity is 50-70%; Because neutrophils have anti-inflammatory defensive properties, the total number of white blood cells and the number and ratio of neutrophils are generally increased in the presence of inflammation, especially bacterial infection.

It was preliminarily judged that the child was infected with the virus. White blood cells: Not very high, mild infection.

Drink plenty of water and keep warm. Eat a light diet and don't eat too oily and spicy.

Good health.

If you look at a child, you may have stomach pain or vomiting, and the white blood cell count is significantly higher than normal, and there may still be an infection.

There are no other indicators of the situation, and it is difficult to analyze the situation in a specific way. Such as coarse.