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High fever 5year old
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My daughter is 5y5m old weight 19kg.She was diagnosed with ITP in June 2024.She was given IVIG and recovered.Her platelet count in September was 287000, October 251000, December 266000.
She got fever yesterday and it varies from 100.3 in the morning to 103 in the evening.We have been giving her neomol 250 every 6 hrs and doing sponge.
In her yesterday's blood reports platelet count is 185000, WBC 5800, crp 4 and dengue rapid is negative for igg,igm and ns1.
Please let me know why her platelet have reduced and also can we give her meftal on sos basis?
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Just give pcm only 6 hrly with sponging , in any viral infection plat count can be decreased , just see if any bleeding from any site, if yes go to hospital .
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