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If platelet count is 93000 and dengue patient have itchy rashes then platelet count increase or decrease next day?
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Kindly don't go to platelates count....go to patient condition.
Itching phase appear in recovery phase...
Kindly consult to Dr .for danger signs and further treatment..
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Usually in recovery phase itching appear...And platelets count increase simultaneously.
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can consult for risk and danger signs
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Dr. V Raju
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Hyderabad
Usually itchy rash with increasing trend of total WBC counts and otherwise stable child, most probably the platelets tend to increase.. However it is not always seen...
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Any dengue patient should be preferably under doctor supervision, as critical stage and complications can sometime evolve suddenly
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Not just blood reports, patient in whole clinically is what is more important
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