my 4 yrold has fever joint pains bloodynoses low white blood count blood in bowels what could cause this?
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Well, it sounds like you have been in touch with a doctor at some point to know that there is a low white blood count.  I would continue to speak to the doctor or doctors until you find what is wrong.  Good luck.
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Hello,\n\nIf your WBC and platelets are truly low, you should see a hematologist.  A variety of conditions can cause that, some more benign than others.  These numbers will then be placed into proper context based on history, physical examination and other tests.  Can't get any more specific than that.
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If it was yourkidneys, the blood woud be in your urine instead. Some possilbe causes of blood in the poop include hemmorhoids, intestinal bleeding, ulcers, too much red jello and colorectal cancer, to name a few. You should be seen by a doctor if it persists
731452
Only if you develop coffee ground emisis and or black tarry stools this indicates blood go back to the dr.  You mixed alcohol with a narcotic what the hell did you expect to happen?  And its flu season give a while longer you'll be fine.
880201
Bowel irritability and kidney problems can arise from blood in urine.  Go back to your doctor and ask for a battery of tests.  Better safe than sorry.
920835
I know that there are some blood tests to rule out some reasons for joint pain.  If they have been ruled out, you need to talk to your doctor about other possible causes.  \n\nOne might be a problem in your cervical and lumbar spine.  Its also possible that you have a condition called fibromyalgia.  Arthritis comes to mind as well.  \n\nA pinched nerve can cause a lot of the symptoms your having.  See your doctor.  If he doesn't do anything, get another doctor.  Good luck.
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What causes a low white blood cell count?\nNo name / No state\n\nA white blood cell count is a blood test typically done as part of a complete blood count (CBC). White blood cells help fight infection in your body. A low count (leukopenia) may mean that you have reduced numbers of one or more types of white blood cells. These types include neutrophils, lymphocytes, monocytes, basophils and eosinophils.\n\nPossible causes of a low white blood cell count include:\n\nInfection, including human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) \nCertain medications, especially those used in chemotherapy \nBone marrow disease, such as leukemia or myelodysplasia \nA mild decrease typically doesn't indicate serious illness. It often resolves without leading to infection. A dangerously low white blood cell count increases the risk of serious infection.\n\nWhat could cause a high white blood cell count?\nInfection \nCertain medications, such as corticosteroids, antibiotics or anti-seizure drugs \nSevere physical or emotional stress \nChronic bone marrow diseases such as a myeloproliferative disorder \nAcute or chronic leukemia \nA high white count doesn't identify a specific problem. Instead, it may indicate an underlying condition and should be evaluated by your doctor.
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Could mean that you have low iron levels, anemia. Perhaps, your immune system is compromised, which would account of low white blood cells.  You should further discuss your results with a doctor. Maybe you can start taking an iron supplement.
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If you haven't had a clinical diagnosis, don't give up on the possibility that your pain might not be arthritis. My husband had a variety of symptoms, one of which was joint and bone pain. The doctors tested him for rhumatoid, but the results came back negative. It turned out that he had celiac disease. Celiac primarily impacts the digestive system, but advanced cases of the disease get all sorts of autoimmune problems and nutrient deficiencies - one of which is bone and joint pain. Once he quit getting gluten in his diet his pain completely went away. \n\nIf he gets a gluten infraction the pain will return. We had that last summer when they had cookouts at work pretty regularly for several weeks in a row. He was careful to select foods that were gluten free, but he kept getting a reaction each time. Since he could find no initial cause, he figured he just had a mild viral infection. By the end of two weeks he had terrible bone and joint pain. We finally discovered that Kingsford charcoal uses gluten as a binding agent in their bricketts. The cookouts were with Kingsford. Kingsford stated that the gluten would burn up completely and couldn't contaminate the food; however, my husband's body showed them to be wrong. He quite eating the grilled foods and his symptoms subsided in just a few days. We have come arcross several other celiacs since then who said they had the same problem with Kingsford.\n\nSo, if your doctor hasn't difinitively gotten test results that prove arthritis, do a bit of research to see what conditions have this pain as a symptom.\n\nGood luck.
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If your mom has blood in her stool then she has a GI bleed somewhere.  If the blood is bright red then it is either a lower GI bleed or a brisk upper GI bleed.  Dark maroon or black stool suggests an upper GI bleed. If the source of the bleeding isn't found and stopped, she could be in trouble.  Did the docs do a colonoscopy? An upper endoscopy? They need to find out something.\n\nAlso, if her white count is up that indicates infection/inflammation somewhere.  Has she had chronic diarrhea?  She could be losing blood due to a parasitic infection, too. Too many possibilities to list here.
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It's not too much sugar. It could be some sort of bacteremia (bacteria in the blood). There needs to be more tests performed to answer this question with certainty, but it could be a blood infection leading to abnormal erythrocytes. The swollen hands and face make me think that it's an inflammatory response to the infection.
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IT could be an infection of some type. There are also diseases that cause fevers, such as lupus. Also it could be the heat. I know in the summer time I run a low grade fever, it's pretty normal for me. I did talk to a doctor about it. \n\nSeeing a doctor is advisable. ;0)
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low iron level maybe, you might be anemic... you should take a daily vitamin.
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ulcerative colitis - chronic disease of unknown cause, characterized by ulceration of the colon and rectum with bleeding, mucosal crypt abscesses, and inflammatory pseudopolyps, often causing anemia, hypoproteinemia, and electrolyte imbalance. \n\nHow do you not know that and you've had it for 5 years and taken medicine for it. And blood in your stools is not a good sign at all. You need to get more of your medicine. Its a sign that you still have that problem.
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White blood cells increase when there is an infection.  WBC;s are responsible for stopping virus's and infections and thats why they increase when there is an infection.  A low blood count can also be numerous diseases.  The technical term for Low WBC is Leukopenia, which means lack of WBC's.  With a low WBC, you have a greater risk of infection due to a compromised immune system and you should see a doctor and have more tests to find out why you have a low WBC.
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well if there is blood it could be pneumonia or it could just be an infection..due to the fact that it is this bad, and blood involved, I would say you need an antibiotic, and I would definatly make an appointment.
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usually loss of apetite, feeling tired, and bruises. it's all caused by the lack of white blood cells and platelets.