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Low platelet count in pregnancy

2024-07-08 02:46:40
Hello Doctor, I am 26 weeks pregnant. In my CBC report, my platelet count is 90000 .I am on labetalol and ecosprin. Is there a cause of concern?please let me know. Thank you.
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Answered2024-07-08 05:49:17

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You should stop Ecosprin after consulting your Gynaecologist.

Answered2024-07-08 03:15:39

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Regular follow up of platelet count is required. Kindly consult for detail discussion with ur reports
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Answered2024-07-08 03:05:10

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yes..platelet count is less

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