Does nettle leaf have any bad side effects for surgery?

You did the correct first step by speaking with your hematologist and getting surgical clearance. The final decision will be made by your surgeon. Be sure to discuss your medical history and provide the name of your hematologist. Your surgeon may wish to consult with her/him before determining...

Your surgeon will review your lab results with you and determine if it is safe for you to proceed with surgery. If a lab value is in doubt sometimes a repeat test will be performed to ensure the value wasn't in error.

The best garment all depends on what is performed during your mommy makeover. Your surgeon will let you know which garment(s) to wear. Typically, some kind of compression garment is recommended in the event a tummy tuck or liposuction is performed.

The best thing you can do is speak with your plastic surgeon and explain your situation.  He/She may have the name of a surgeon close to your location who can help you out.  Be sure to have output information available when you call, as that will be needed.

Combining procedures is common and considered safe, but there is a limit. Typically it's recommended that elective plastic surgery no exceed six hours of surgical time. An evaluation is needed to know for sure, but generally an extended tummy tuck and breast lift can safely be performed in one...

In my opinion, it is possible that you can have a mommy makeover with ITP if you platelet count stay at least above 50,000.  Some surgeons would prefer a higher platelet count.  I would recommend that you speak to your hematologist about the safety of a mommy makeover with your ITP. A...