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Platelets
Thanks,
Linda
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Hi Linda
Yes it is normal because if the Platelets are too low you could bleed and it will hard to stop, so there is a range in witch doctor will allow. They will normally sometimes stop treatment if the range falls to low or sometimes adjust your treatment accordance to the reading.
Wishing you well
Hondo -
Thank you sir, hope all isHondo said:Hi Linda
Yes it is normal because if the Platelets are too low you could bleed and it will hard to stop, so there is a range in witch doctor will allow. They will normally sometimes stop treatment if the range falls to low or sometimes adjust your treatment accordance to the reading.
Wishing you well
Hondo
Thank you sir, hope all is going well for you.
Linda -
CBC
My WBC, RBC and platelets dropped pretty significantly during chemo, not enough to interefere, but platelets dropped from 202 to 88.
I did have Neulasta, but I believe that is more for raising RBC,not sure if it effects platelets or WBC.
Here are my levels during treatment;
Labs Reports Results
2/6/2009 Before Chemo
RBC 4.85
WBC 6.3
Pla 202
After 1st Chemo (Neulasta given the week before)
2/27/2009
RBC 4.73
WBC 12.0
Pla 96
Week after everything chemo, chemo/rads
7/1/2009
RBC 4.1
WBC 2.0
Pla 88
Nine months post
3/3/2010
RBC 4.62
WBC 4.5
Pla 162
JG
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