I am in decompensated cirrhosis with ascites present in liver area in the past. yet my blood counts are within normal range. is this possible?

Yes: If you have cirrhosis but not to the extent of liver failure you can have ascitesaybevbotvto the extent as full blown liver failure but you can still have ascites.

Yes: Ascites can be a primary manifestation of liver disease despite what appear to be well preserved blood values. In some cases, we will consider a tipps procedure to control the ascites as long as you are not struggling with episodes of confusion. Make sure you are following a low sodium diet.

Yes: You can have decompensated cirrhosis with normal lab values.