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Advice periodic follow up and rule out cause of thrombocytopenia

Any H/o fever Tab Iron preparation Good protein diet Plenty of Fluid

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It's common in pregnancy. Tab platyza two times a day after food for five days.

Hii dear Low platelates are generally very common during pregnancy because of coagulation profile changes due to estrogen and progesterone

A platelet count of 95,000 in the second trimester is often a condition known as Gestational Thrombocytopenia. This occurs in about 5-10% of pregnancies due to natural blood dilution and increased platelet destruction. Since your count is currently above 80,000 and you are in your second trimester, it is generally considered stable, but it requires 'Serial Monitoring' to ensure it doesn't drop further as you approach delivery."

This is quite common in pregnancy and usually manageable 👍mostly don’t cause problems and improve after delivery. Just get a quick consult once I’ll review your reports and guide you safely so both you and baby are well 😊

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Low platelet count in pregnancy called thrombocytopenia . Common causes in pregnancy gestational thrombocytopenia , preeclampsia, HELLP syndrome , immune thrombocytopenia purpura , Treatment approach low than one lakh usually no treatment needed. Moderate (50,000 to 1 lakh ) careful monitoring.

Need to review your old blood reports. Any medical history of previous disease? Are you taking any medication?

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Still fine

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Please go for a proper consultation for further evaluation. A detailed history and examination are needed to understand your symptoms correctly. Without this, it’s difficult to give the right treatment. Kindly bring any previous reports or prescriptions.

Low platelet is usually very common in pregnancy If it is not causing any bleeding or you don’t have any other symptoms like fever or anything then need not worry much. Just get your cbc checked every 6 weeks