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Low platelates count
I'm having low platelates count in my 3rd trimester and it's decreasing every week right now it's 78k and. Before pregnancy it was 136k
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Consult MD physician and ur Gynac
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Can be back to normal with homeopathy
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Consult to your gynaecologist
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Little thrombocytopenia is observed during 3 rd trimester of pregnancy called gestation thrombocytopenia.
It has physiological causes.
78k is lower than normal
Hope you have talked with ur gynaecologist
There are certain hosptital based infusion available if the doctor feel it's risky at any stage.
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regular check up of platelets counts as advice by gynaecologists.
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1) keep ur self calm. and hydrated
2)can take second opinion if any doubt
3) choose a well equipped hospital for delivery.
4) planned delivery before natural labour starts.
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Go to your gynac.
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Such study still to note.
Till now plz share ur recent clinical conditions single platelet count isn't significant as it's life is just 3-5days
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Take Homoeopathic medicine Carica Papaiya.
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Consult it would require more details
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Low platelet count, also known as thrombocytopenia, is common during pregnancy. It can occur due to a number of reasons, including physiological changes and other conditions.
Take folate and b12 supplements
Dark green leafy vegetables,eggs ,balanced diet
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
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Dr. Kajal Ponkiya
Homoeopath
15 yrs exp
Gandhinagar
Consult your gynaecologist.
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Dr. Sameeksha Hemant Patil
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2 yrs exp
Nashik
Consult me online through practo.
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Dr. Ankush Jain
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10 yrs exp
Delhi
More details are required... kindly connect online thru practo
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