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Is a platelet count of approx. 65, 000 unsafe for a delivery?
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Depends on other: Factors. A count of 65k should be sufficient to avoid bleeding, however, it depends on issues such as coagulation factors, vascular fragility and platelet function. You doctor can order additional tests, if warranted, to asses the capacity of the blood coagulation system.
Answered 9/10/2018
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