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How To Treat Eosinophilia?

My nephew aged 3 years is suffering from Eosinophilia and the doctors are unable to understand the reason why it happens and no proper cure is done since 2 to 3 months it is also effecting his brain and the doctors are suggesting his brain condition as Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis. Kindly advice what to do?
Thu, 17 Jul 2014
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The patient is 3 years old having eiosinophilia .
The normal count of eiosinophils in body is 2-5 % while more than 8 % is suggestive of eiosinophilia and the drug of choice is "diethylcarbamazine" 1mg / kg body weight in divide doses. Increase up to 6 mg / kg body weight .
You can also add steroid , if not treated with above medicine .
As far as concerned about ACUTE DISSEMINATED ENCEPHALOMYELITIS , I recommend you consult a "NEUROLOGIST " and get his opinion because this is a disease covered by a SUPER SPECIALIST or Neurologist .
Hope this will help you.
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How To Treat Eosinophilia?

Hello The patient is 3 years old having eiosinophilia . The normal count of eiosinophils in body is 2-5 % while more than 8 % is suggestive of eiosinophilia and the drug of choice is diethylcarbamazine 1mg / kg body weight in divide doses. Increase up to 6 mg / kg body weight . You can also add steroid , if not treated with above medicine . As far as concerned about ACUTE DISSEMINATED ENCEPHALOMYELITIS , I recommend you consult a NEUROLOGIST and get his opinion because this is a disease covered by a SUPER SPECIALIST or Neurologist . Hope this will help you.