The dangers of high platelet count in infants

What are the dangers of high platelet count in infants? Generally speaking, the main reason for high platelet count in infants is infection, especially viral infection. Therefore, we must pay special attention to the child’s daily hygiene and not be too careless. Once this happens, we should first control the infection in time, pay attention to its changes in the process, and be sure to pay attention to it at all times and conduct regular inspections.

If a baby cries at night and has trouble sleeping, the first thing to consider is calcium deficiency. The main early symptoms of calcium deficiency are increased excitability and the baby is prone to crying. You need to supplement 400 units of vitamin D every day, and bask in the sun when there is sunshine, which helps prevent calcium deficiency.

The child's condition is mainly due to a lack of trace elements. Such as zinc deficiency. It may be caused by insufficient absorption or excessive excretion during the fetal period in the mother's body. It may be accompanied by symptoms such as picky eating, anorexia, crying, short sleep time, night terrors, and hyperactivity. It is recommended to go to the hospital to see a pediatrician and do a complete blood biochemical test and a routine blood test to assist in diagnosis and treatment. If diagnosed, zinc sulfate syrup or zinc gluconate oral solution can be taken for symptomatic treatment.

The child's condition is mainly due to a lack of trace elements. Such as zinc deficiency. It may be caused by insufficient absorption or excessive excretion during the fetal period in the mother's body. It may be accompanied by symptoms such as picky eating, anorexia, crying, short sleep time, night terrors, and hyperactivity. It is recommended to go to the hospital to see a pediatrician and do a complete blood biochemical test and a routine blood test to assist in diagnosis and treatment. If diagnosed, zinc sulfate syrup or zinc gluconate oral solution can be taken for symptomatic treatment.

When the platelet count increases, the viscosity of the child's blood may increase, which will affect the child's mental state, and the child's milk intake will be significantly reduced, and some may even develop blood clots.

This depends on the specific platelet count. Generally speaking, if the platelet count exceeds 800 to 1000, thrombocytosis should be considered. Children need to be given drugs to inhibit platelet aggregation. For example, aspirin infection, especially viral infection, will cause the child's platelet count to increase. The most important thing is to control the infection first.