The result of a blood routine examination is called a hemogram, which is an examination of the quantity and quality of blood cells in the peripheral blood. Doctors will make a preliminary judgment on the patient's disease based on the hemogram obtained from the patient's blood routine examination. When a baby is uncomfortable, their blood count may also show some amplitude changes. So, what are the effects of a low blood count on a baby?
Usually, a baby's blood count is low because the number of white blood cells in their body begins to decrease. There are many reasons for the decrease in white blood cell count, such as drug factors, infection factors, and blood diseases. Drug factors are caused by taking drugs that can cause a decrease in white blood cells, but babies often do not take such drugs for no reason; Infectious factors are caused by the baby contracting infectious diseases, such as viral infections or pneumonia; If the baby suffers from blood diseases such as acute leukemia, anemia, etc., it can also cause a decrease in white blood cells, leading to a low blood count.
If a baby's blood count is low due to viral infection, it may cause crying, restless sleep, vomiting, abdominal pain, loss of appetite, and severe fever. If this phenomenon persists and cannot be cured, it may have a serious impact on the baby's brain and physical development.
If the baby develops a viral infection, it is necessary to seek medical attention in a timely manner, pay attention to a light diet, and even after recovery, pay attention to the maintenance of the body.
