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What Causes Abdominal Pain With Platelets Count 98000?
have gone to Dr for acute abdominal pain, tender to touch when palpated (sp?) . had blood drawn, and ct scan. platelets came back low, 98000. Ct ok. have endoscopy scheduled tomorrow and waiting to hear when to see hemotologist. 55 yrs old. 5 . 117 lbs. very good health. active. problems manifested about 2 months ago. Colonoscopy 2 years ago was clean. Periods monthly but not as regular (used to be every 28 days) now 21-35+ and are dark and pasty. some spotting. Are these symptoms related or incidental?
Hi. This is just an incidental finding. If you do not have heavy periods , or bleeding from any other sites, there is nothing to worry about. You may have a problem in the abdomen such as colitis and so , which is not directly connected with mild reduction in platelets. Get an antibiotic course and wait for the investigation reports. The probable causes are:: Flu Typhoid dengue and such infection can cause low platelets.
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What Causes Abdominal Pain With Platelets Count 98000?
Hi. This is just an incidental finding. If you do not have heavy periods , or bleeding from any other sites, there is nothing to worry about. You may have a problem in the abdomen such as colitis and so , which is not directly connected with mild reduction in platelets. Get an antibiotic course and wait for the investigation reports. The probable causes are:: Flu Typhoid dengue and such infection can cause low platelets.