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Trying to concieve in typhoid
My wife is having typhoid from last 20 , 25 days , can we try for baby at this time her platlets have increased from 58000 to 75000 , is it safe to try for baby or will there be any risk. Thanks
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Typhoid fever from 20-25 days is really odd!!!!! Along with thrombocytopenia ( that is low platelet count) is also a rare feature. If fever persists , please do consult for a alternative diagnosis. If it is associated with oral ulcer, photosensitivity rash, joint pain then you need to visit a Rheumatologist. Do not go for a baby at this stage of illness.
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Dr. Yogesh Kumar Sehrawat
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11 yrs exp
Delhi
You should wait till she get better.
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Dr. Anuradha Tamaria
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Delhi
With such low platelet counts don't try, wait for your wife's health to recover. Risk of abortion will be there and it can be harmful to your wife also.
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