Brief Answer:
Low haemoglobin levels seems to be the primary concerning factor

Detailed Answer:
Hi,

I have checked the reports. Here are my observations:
* The haemoglobin levels are significantly low and therefore iron supplementation is needed. The cause needs to be looked into. There are associated parameters which all indicate the same.
* Although the WBC count seems out of range, it is to be considered normal for age. Does not seem concerning.
* The raised platelet count is likely to indicate an inflammatory reaction ongoing somewhere in the body. Needs clinical correlation.

Regarding the other questions:
* The stool colour and frequency are not something concerning for age, provided that the child is exclusively breastfed. Problems are likely only if the child is top-fed, in that case, shifting back to exclusive breastfeeding is the solution.

Regards

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