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Re: thrombocytopeniaFrom: DoctorJoe@aol.comMon Nov 27 08:43:29 2000
In a message dated 11/27/00 8:34:12 AM, strahimir banovic@zg.tel.hr writes: << I have patient 27 yrs old G1P0 prof.of biology Ga 32w4 who has throbocytopenia/ 110 000/.She has acne and treat them with topical medication for years.All other test are normal. Any ideas abou low PLT. >> She may have low NORMAL platelets. Do you have a platelet count from before her pregnancy? That's the most informative value to look at. Some people simply have "low" platelets as a normal constitutive value for THEM. In the absence of any other manifestations of disease, I wouldn't worry too much about a platelet count over 100,000. Maybe just watch it... Joe P.
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