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Dengue with 49k platelets
My father is down with dengue fever. My platelets is 49,000. Should he get admit? His fever is going till 102-103.
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Better to admit the patient
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Yes he has to get admitted
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Kindly discuss for your concern
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49000 platelets for an elderly person diagnosed with dengue is not very encouraging.
It is advisable for hospitalisation for treatment
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You should admit the patient.
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Admit for better management, iv fluids and regular monitoring will be required
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Dr. Jagtaran Singh
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Yes go ahead
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