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Cbc and widal test
Hello doctor currently i am undergoing treatment for pleural tuberculosis and have completed my 2 months of treatment but still having mild fever of 99-99.5.today i have repeated my chest x ray there is little fluid left so doctor advised me to take akt4 for 15 more days.he also advised me to go for cbc and today i have received my report but dr phone is switched of.
Hence i request doctors here to kindly look at my cbc report.thank u in advance.
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Your history and reports suggest what we call tb associated thrombocytopenia...Do you have any rashes over skin?
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Hi ,
Tb takes time to resolve !! Sometimes pleural effusion might takw pong to resolve !
Need to have look into more reports done for tb and tb medicines as well !
Would recommend to take appointment for further consultation!
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Dr. Aditya S Agrawal
Pulmonologist
17 yrs exp
Mumbai
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You need to see a doctor close to you
You have low platelet count of 63K per uL
Now there could be many causes of this including infections such as malaria and dengue and even a side effect of the drug rifampicin.
You will need to have a proper consult.
This will not suffice.
Take care.
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Dr. Sunil Kumar
Pulmonologist
13 yrs exp
Udaipur
Low platelets 63000 is matter of concern
Go to nearby physician and go for evaluation
Continue ATT
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