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What Does These Blood Reports For Dry Cough Mean?

Age 5 year,name saarthak,gender- Male,...he has the problem of consistent dry cough.Got the blood report done today...here are results,Total WBC count 10800,platelet count,436000.then conclusion of report is Smear study-mild hypochromic microcytic,.. Platelet in smear-increased...Parasites-M P not detected...kindly advise what all this means ...what are the precautions i have to take while giving him in eating and why this problem occurs.
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Hi,
I have gone through your son laboratory report it suggests that your son is suffering from the mild hypochromic microcytic anaemia and other reports more or less within normal limits. To rule out chests infection in your son your son need to go for X ray Chest PA view and ENT examination to rule out the pharyngitis.
I personally advised to your son
1. Haematinic Syrup with antitussive
2. Steam inhalation
3. Avoid cold water, ice cream.

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What Does These Blood Reports For Dry Cough Mean?

Hi, I have gone through your son laboratory report it suggests that your son is suffering from the mild hypochromic microcytic anaemia and other reports more or less within normal limits. To rule out chests infection in your son your son need to go for X ray Chest PA view and ENT examination to rule out the pharyngitis. I personally advised to your son 1. Haematinic Syrup with antitussive 2. Steam inhalation 3. Avoid cold water, ice cream. Thanks