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SLE & MRSA
One year old pecent of SLE.
Now effected with MRSA
IN critical position.
Platlets are on 5000.
Body swallowing.
Pls advise
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Hi, Do visit a hospital where Rheumatologist available. Such serious kind of cases can’t be managed over call or phone or via text. Thanks
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Dr. Sakshi Mittal
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11 yrs exp
Delhi
SLE + infection + low platelets is very critical indeed. Online consultation/ advise will not suffice for such a case. This patient requires urgent admission and Rheumatology consultation
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Get admitted at a nearby centre which has multiple specialities/ visiting Rheumatologist
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