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I have a very healthy 15 yesr old kid athletic swimmer with Adhd takes as needed 20 mg of methylphenidate and 20 mg citalophram for anxiety we went to a well check visit and blood test came high on bilirubin 3.0 and low count on white blood cells what does that mean???
Detailed explanation, 1. I read your query and I am happy to help you. You mentioned that your child age 15years having rise in serum bilirubin and lowering white blood cell count. 2. These results might be due to methylphenidate use 3. Research suggests that who take methylphenidate having these findings particularly in age group of 10-20% are high 4. So better to consult the doctor who suggest to use methylphenidate
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What Causes High Bilirubin And WBC Count?
Hello, Thanks for the consult. Brief answer, Methylphenidate may cause rise in serum bilirubin and lowering white blood cell count Detailed explanation, 1. I read your query and I am happy to help you. You mentioned that your child age 15years having rise in serum bilirubin and lowering white blood cell count. 2. These results might be due to methylphenidate use 3. Research suggests that who take methylphenidate having these findings particularly in age group of 10-20% are high 4. So better to consult the doctor who suggest to use methylphenidate Hope this information helps you.