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Low platlet count
It is shown after a blood test that my platelet count is 1.94 lakhs / cumm . ( I recently had a fever and when tested on the initial day of fever platelet count was 2.52 lakh ) . So now the fever is almost gone . How can I increase the plateletcount ?
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The recent platelet count report is still within the normal range of 1.5-4.5 lakhs/cumm.
Platelets tend to decrease during any infection especially viral infection.
They usually come back to normal once the fever and infection subsides.
Just repeat the platelet count report once again.
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