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Dengue,typhoid and UTI in men
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Dengue detected with jaundice and UTI infection in men,.
Platelet transfusion done.But Platelet is not increasing faster,daily it is increasing only by 2k only.
Yesterday it was 38k,today it is 40k.Today is 5th day of treatment hospitalization.
How many days it will take to increase Platelet to 1lac atleast.
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Viral infections take their own time
Follow your treating doctor advice
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Kindly discuss for your concern.
Need to evaluate further
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Recovery depends on the severity of illness.
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It is progressing
Once it start to increase is good sign
Will take a week or two to reach normal level
No need to worry
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It will take time
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