Patient Comments: Neutropenia - SymptomsWhat symptoms did you experience with your neutropenia?
Comment from: Siobhan, 55-64 Female (Patient)
Published: June 18
I have neutropenia and feel very exhausted. My mouth is sore and my arm aches. Also I am getting shooting pains in the right side of my neck. Was this comment helpful?Yes
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My two year old grandson has neutropinia. He has had all infections at once staph and skin infections scarlett fever and step and over all ear infections now. He is on neurogen shots I give him at home he's two years old and doing well for now we are still waiting for his one year old sister's results on neutropinia.