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Low CBC (see attached CBC)
Aftet 1st chemotherapy my cousing having fever 101c continuesly 3 days then doctor suggested to repeat his CBC again.
We observed his CBC was so low, especialy "platelet - 0.50 lacs/cum.
Is it normal or its dangerous in bone cancer.
please advise.
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Symptomatic treatment. Needs to know diagnosis and type of chemotherapy
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Should start management of febrile neutropenia, visit Ur treating doctor immediately
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You need to visit your treating medical oncologist urgently and need to start antibiotics and GCSF at the earliest
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Dr. Anita Malik
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Consult your doctor.
Low counts are usual phenomena but fever should be ignored, nor the low counts.
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