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Thrombocytopenia
My husband's platelets count was in first random test was 90k, then after 5 days count comes 65k, then we did a manual count on test it comes 1 lac.. Still what I see lesser in range.. What should I do and understand from it..
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You can't understand much from it by looking at one single part of a report.
Actually nobody can understand much from it without understanding what his symptoms are of any, his regular medicines if any, any alcohol use or not, past history of similar counts and much more information.
Kindly consult if you are serious about the query. Thank you
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Does your husband have any problem? How much is his Haemoglobin? Did he have fever recently. Share this information with me for guidance.
He can take more fresh green vegetables, beetroot, pumpkin, fruits including pappaya.
He can take tab omnacortil 20mg one daily for 7 days then repeat platelet count.
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Does your husband have any episodes of bleeding? Or easy bruising?
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Add papaya, milk, kiwi to the diet.
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Use of citrus fruits lemonade, mausambi KIWI.
PLATYZA TAB TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER FOOD FOR FIVE DAYS.
Papaya leaf juice 10 ml with honey, three times a day for 7 to ten days.
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Dr. Manoj Kumar
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Dr. Shruti Goswami
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Dr. Gautham Raj
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Fluctuations in platelet count can happen due to various reasons, including **laboratory variations, hydration levels, infections, or underlying conditions**. A normal platelet count typically ranges between **150,000 to 450,000 per microliter of blood**, so a count of **100,000 (1 lac)** is still on the lower side but may not necessarily indicate a serious issue.
### **Possible Reasons for Fluctuation**
- **Lab Variability**: Automated vs. manual counts can sometimes differ.
- **Infections or Illness**: Viral infections can temporarily lower platelet levels.
- **Medications**: Certain drugs can affect platelet production.
- **Nutritional Deficiencies**: Low B12 or folate levels can impact platelet count.
- **Immune-related Conditions**: Disorders like **ITP (Immune Thrombocytopenia)** can cause platelet fluctuations.
### **What You Can Do**
- **Monitor Symptoms**: If there are signs like **easy bruising, prolonged bleeding, or petechiae (small red spots on the skin)**, consult a doctor.
- **Repeat Testing**: A follow-up test in a few weeks can help track trends.
- **Consult a Hematologist**: If the count continues to drop or symptoms appear, a specialist can assess further.
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Dr. Ravi Kumar Nadella
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Needs to be evaluated.
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Dr. Anuj Mothsra
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Jhunjhunu
Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management
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