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Kindly attach ur cbc report. Fever with low wbc mainly suggestive of typhoid but its not diagnostic so go for blood culture

Sudden development of fever in most cases points that there is an infectous process going on in the body.
Additionally most infections cause increase wbc count but there are some bugs which can cause decrease in wbc, as you mention is your case. Among those bugs viruses are a very common cause, followed by typhoid bacteria.
To understand what is causing this problem you have to tell the history of patient when the blood tests were done. By any chance did the patient had any runny nose, sore throt, cough, any pain in abdomen or problem with stools?

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No sir no abdominal pain, runny nose , soar throat or cough. Fever itself ended completely after 3 days with panadol only.
Now he is fine for last one week.
One top physician in Karachi opined that it was a viral fever and due to this very reason wbc came low, not to worry,
He suggested that wbc can be done again for satisfaction.

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5 years ago

Patient

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I am unable to attach report as it is not being attached i tried many times bit in vain.

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5 years ago

Dr. Sirhan Zaib - General Practitioner

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I understand... Most viral infections are self limiting, i-e they will go away without any medication.

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5 years ago

patient can take vitamin C, vit B 12 and zinc to increase WBC count.

The possibilities are
Dengue
Typhoid
Viral infections

As patient is well now on his own
This indicates a viral cause.

Repeat CBC after a while

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