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Can take vaccine in thrombocytopenia?
My mother was diagnosed with thrombocytopenia in September 2020. Her platelets had dropped to 90,000. After a month of medication and other home remedies, it became 13,0000. After that, we didn't get it checked. Now I want to get her vaccinated. Is it safe? Also, what test should I get done for general platelet count? CBC or some other special test? Please advice. Thanks.
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Dr. Vikash Goyal
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Please get CBC
If platelet count more than 50 k then you can take the vaccine
Consult for further guidance
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