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Dengue fever
From what day of fever start can we expect the rise in plateletes?? How frequently we should get platelete check done ? Case:- Fever started 6/22, Friday evening. Dengue detected on 6/23 night with platelete 93k. Admitted on 6/24 noon platelete was 78 in evening. 6/25 Today's platelete 70 in morning. Next schedule is on 6/26 morning.
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Absolute bed rest
Paracetamol tab for fever round the clock.
Ab ANTIBIOTIC.
Plenty of liquids HEALTHY DIET.
Watch for rashes,n platlet.
Citrus fruitlike orang NIMBU kiwi gooseberry are very beneficial.
Papaya leaf extratract.
Are few majour tips.ok.
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Dr. Vaijayanti Mahajan
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Rise in platelets is gradual
Continue your treatment - plenty of hydration
Papaya extract
Antipyretic for fever
Follow up with a general physician
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