If there is any bleeding, a platelet count of 24,000 is extremely low and a medical emergency. This requires immediate hospital attention, do not attempt over-the-counter medications or home cures. Treatment options include platelet transfusions, IVIG, prednisone, and other specialty medications, depending on the underlying reason.

A platelet count of 1.09 lakh (109,000) with fever is mildly low and needs monitoring, not panic. Get evaluated for viral infections (like dengue, flu, COVID) and repeat the platelet count daily. Seek urgent care if you have bleeding, severe weakness, or a rapid drop in platelets.

Treatment for long-term ITP takes into account both the platelet count and the risk of bleeding. Steroids, IVIG, thrombopoietin-receptor agonists, and occasionally splenectomy are among the options. A hematologist should oversee treatment and do routine monitoring.

Treatment for ITP depends on platelet count and bleeding symptoms, there is no one best medication. Steroids, IVIG, eltrombopagromiplostim, or rituximab are common choices. A haematologist must customise treatment and routinely assess side effects and response.

Urgent blood tests, peripheral smears, neuroimaging, and ocular assessment are needed for diagnosis. Depending on the cause, treatment involves being admitted to the hospital right away and receiving IVIG, steroids, plasma exchange, or ICU care.

Gynecologists and hematologists must evaluate heavy menstrual bleeding with low platelets in order to determine the cause. Iron therapy, hormones to regulate bleeding, or platelet-raising medications if counts are low are possible forms of treatment. To stop anemia and more platelet loss, avoid self-medication and seek medical attention right away.

If there is no bleeding, a platelet count of 1.3 lakh (130,000) is merely somewhat low and frequently not harmful. Repeat the test and keep an eye out for signs like gum bleeding, nosebleeds, or bruises. To determine the cause and determine whether therapy is required, speak with a physician or pediatrician.