Covid positive

2021-05-15 16:57:36
My brother tested positive for covid,6 days before Today in blood test it's found that typhoid also there But my doubt is, platelet count is 90, range 150-400 Is this normal ar serious, Age 30,wt-67kg,male
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Its normal for viral fever... Repeat test after 2 days...

Answered2021-05-15 17:07:48

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Covid is viral fever so some time platelet count may go down , pls blood test for dengue

Answered2021-05-15 17:02:30

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Answered2021-05-15 17:01:02

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In covid positive patient, typhoid has usually been found positive. Its a cross reaction to covid antigen..continue taking the medicine for covid. Look for presence of any diarrhea. Take care

Answered2021-05-15 16:59:49

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Repeat blood test as platelet count varies, need not to worry about that until you have bleeding.
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Consult for proper advice and follow up

Answered2021-05-15 17:01:24

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Repeat the platelets and consult

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