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Strange RBC enlarged spleen
I have had low ferritin for two years and mildly enlarged spleen. I also have ITP for 15 years and outside of pregnancy I'm stable it 100-120 with out treatment. My blood smear shows mild anisopoikilocytosis. However my CBC is fine except my platelets which is not related. I'm exhausted my bone marrow biopsy is normal. I do note a lower RDW at 10.5. Is there concern can the abnormal sizes and shapes somehow be related to the spleenomegaly? My Doppler abdominal ultrasound is normal. Help
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Hi dear. Yes it's something related to splenomegaly. How many weeks of pregnancy is going on and it's great that Doppler are ok . Can continue with pregnancy till Doppler are ok. Your doctor has to look after this anisocytosis and low platelets. You may bleed during delivery
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