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Dengue- Platelets Up then Down ,Up Down
Dengue fever
Tue (Day 1 of Fever)
Wed (Day 2)
Thu (admitted to hospital) 79k , 66k
Fri (Day 4) 29k,18k
Sat ( Day 5) 11k, Platelet Bag1 - 15k, Plat Bag2 -20k
Sun (Day 6) 22k, 15k,16k
Mon 16k, 22k
Tue 25k,39k
Wed (Day 9) 35k,28k
Thu (Day 10) 39k, 71k
Fri (Day 11) 53k, 40k
Saturday 60k and discharged
Dr suggested Platelets check 1nce every 2 days
Monday - 69k
Wednesday - 53k
No other symptoms or complications,
all vitals are fine till date since the time of admission to hospital.
Blood Sugar on a higher side of 400, Dr suggested insulin 20 and 16 and Defcort
Today added Ziglim (her regular tablets +
insulin)
Had radiation 5 years back.
Query - Platelet first increased then decreasing, WHY ?
When will platelets show an upward trend ? Is this normal or reason to worry.
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Nothing to worry much
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consult online
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Would like to discuss in details. kindly consult.
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Don't worry... These are just fluctuations... The worst seems to be behind you.
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