Platelets: 0

Everyone should know that if the platelet count is too low, it is also a blood disease, and this disease is also relatively common. If the platelet level in the human body is too low, it can be divided into mild and severe degrees. Some symptoms of low platelets are mild, so they are not easy to be discovered, but some are more serious, such as zero platelets, which are easy to be discovered. So what should you do if the platelet count in your body is detected to be zero?

Thrombocytopenia is a common blood disease. We often encounter thrombocytopenia, but the symptoms are different. Some thrombocytopenia symptoms are mild or there are no obvious symptoms, so people don’t pay too much attention to them. Some symptoms are more serious.

The normal value of platelets is (100~300)×10^9/L. How low does the platelet count need to be before it becomes life-threatening? What happens if the platelet count drops to 0?

The symptoms of thrombocytopenia are also related to a person's physical condition. Some patients have platelet counts slightly lower than normal and will not experience bleeding, but some will experience purpura and other conditions.

A series of other symptoms associated with thrombocytopenia, such as purpura, are more serious.

However, if the platelet count is very low, it can still cause considerable harm to the human body. A situation like thrombocytopenia dropping to 0 can easily lead to an emergency. At the same time, more or less patients will experience symptoms such as bleeding and need timely treatment such as blood transfusion.

The effect of blood transfusion therapy is mainly to increase the platelet count to avoid the occurrence of emergencies, and effective treatment methods need to be found in a timely manner. After all, blood transfusion is not a long-term treatment.

First of all, if the platelet count is close to 0, most symptoms such as bleeding and infection will occur, and it is easy to cause emergencies.

If the patient's platelet count is close to 0, it is recommended to first receive a blood transfusion and then find a suitable treatment to activate the bone marrow's hematopoietic function. Hormones and other drugs are not recommended because they are addictive and have relatively large side effects, and discontinuation of the drug is likely to lead to relapse.

Patients whose platelet count is close to 0 should not worry too much, as there are ways to treat them. The more authoritative combination of Chinese and Western medicine "blood lineage activation and reconstruction therapy" is combined with the patient's condition, but it can directly treat the lesion, fundamentally cure thrombocytopenia, and slowly restore the patient's platelets.