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Done Pancreatic Necrosectomy. Raised Monocyte And D-dimers. Chest Congestion, Sputum, Fever

My father had pancreatitis and had pancreatic necrosectomy done 5 weeks ago. He has no abdominal collection. He also had post op complications such as bleeding, pleaural effusion and atelacstasis. Now his wbc count is normal but the monocytes are raised along with d-dimers. And he has a major chest congestion with cough and sputum . His fever goes up as high as 102 °F But the drs here are troubled by the cause as his wbcs are normal qre
Mon, 22 Jul 2013
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Hi, he got pancriotic necrostomy, 5 weeks ago, Now he got fever, chest congestion , cough and sputum. As it is he must be treated for chest infection, So i advise you to consult a chest physician for diagnosis and treatment. If his chest infection is controlled then you can get his blood work done and consider about. Thank you.
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Done Pancreatic Necrosectomy. Raised Monocyte And D-dimers. Chest Congestion, Sputum, Fever

Hi, he got pancriotic necrostomy, 5 weeks ago, Now he got fever, chest congestion , cough and sputum. As it is he must be treated for chest infection, So i advise you to consult a chest physician for diagnosis and treatment. If his chest infection is controlled then you can get his blood work done and consider about. Thank you.