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I'm 27 weeks pregnant and my platelet count dropped from 174,000 to 114,000. is this cause for concern? my red blood cell and hemoglobin are low too.
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Concern: Yes it is a cause for concern and you must see your Gynecologist as soon as possible. If it is really bad today please have someone take you to the nearest Emergency facility.
Answered 3/20/2016
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