there 75 i believe and i got dignosed with this when i got pregnant i never had low platelets i gave birth and still had low platelets so my hemotologist said it could be because my platelets are to big that the machine cant read and counts less.I had consulted with my hemotologist and he had told that it was ok for me to go under surgery . I want to go see this surgeon in manhttan but i dont him to tell me no he cant do it and waste 250 for consultation
Answer: Low Platelets does not mean you can't have surgery... As long as your hematologist clears you for surgery, you should be fine. There are other tests that can be done such as bleeding time to see if your blood will clot properly. A platelet count of 75 is low, but not horribly so. Sometimes a transfusion can be done prior to surgery, or other medicines can be used. We often work with hematologists to determine the best course of action with patients such as yourself, and as long as everyone is on the same page, everything is usually fine.
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Answer: Low Platelets does not mean you can't have surgery... As long as your hematologist clears you for surgery, you should be fine. There are other tests that can be done such as bleeding time to see if your blood will clot properly. A platelet count of 75 is low, but not horribly so. Sometimes a transfusion can be done prior to surgery, or other medicines can be used. We often work with hematologists to determine the best course of action with patients such as yourself, and as long as everyone is on the same page, everything is usually fine.
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March 25, 2017
Answer: Rhinoplasty and low platelets It's possible to have rhinoplasty in my experience with platelets above 50K, and DDAVP can be used to reverse some of the effects of the low platelet numbers, but you have to be seen in person to really get proper recommendations. Be sure to discuss your goals and concerns with your board certified plastic surgeon and consider the pros and the cons. Be certain your surgeon is properly certified. I've attached a link where you can start your search.
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March 25, 2017
Answer: Rhinoplasty and low platelets It's possible to have rhinoplasty in my experience with platelets above 50K, and DDAVP can be used to reverse some of the effects of the low platelet numbers, but you have to be seen in person to really get proper recommendations. Be sure to discuss your goals and concerns with your board certified plastic surgeon and consider the pros and the cons. Be certain your surgeon is properly certified. I've attached a link where you can start your search.
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March 25, 2017
Answer: Low platelet count and rhinoplasty bleeding is the most common complication of rhinoplasty. Anything that increases your risk should concern both you and your surgeon. Safety is always first. There are lab errors that don't represent a true bleeding disorder. If that is what you have and you have a clearance from the hematologist, it should not be an issue. Make sure you have a clearance letter from the hematologist and bring it to the consultation. The surgeon can call and clarify if he or she has any questions.
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March 25, 2017
Answer: Low platelet count and rhinoplasty bleeding is the most common complication of rhinoplasty. Anything that increases your risk should concern both you and your surgeon. Safety is always first. There are lab errors that don't represent a true bleeding disorder. If that is what you have and you have a clearance from the hematologist, it should not be an issue. Make sure you have a clearance letter from the hematologist and bring it to the consultation. The surgeon can call and clarify if he or she has any questions.
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March 24, 2017
Answer: Low platelets If a hematologist has cleared you for surgery then your surgeon is less likely to object. Even before you go for a consultation you should ask the question.RegardsDr. J
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March 24, 2017
Answer: Low platelets If a hematologist has cleared you for surgery then your surgeon is less likely to object. Even before you go for a consultation you should ask the question.RegardsDr. J
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March 24, 2017
Answer: Platelets Hello and thank you for your question. I would trust your hematologist's advice. If your hematologist has given you clearance for surgery, then it is likely safe to proceed forward.
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March 24, 2017
Answer: Platelets Hello and thank you for your question. I would trust your hematologist's advice. If your hematologist has given you clearance for surgery, then it is likely safe to proceed forward.
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