Investigations revealed anemia in 48 (42.86%), leucopenia in 12 (10.71%) leucocytosis in 22 (19.64%), thrombocytopenia in 16 (14.29%), pancytopenia in eight (7.14%), eosinopenia in 66 (58.93%), transaminitis in 34 (30.36%), hyponatremia in 14 (12.50%), hypokalemia in 10 (8.93%), and raised CRP in 82 (73.21%) children. This evidence concerns the gene CRP and Thrombocytopenia.