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Reading 12 docsWhen did Mom's platelets start dropping?
First dipped Feb 14 at 118. Trended down through Mar 13 (91, flagged low).
Platelets trending lower
Three consecutive draws below range. Last value 91 on Mar 13.
CBC · Mar 13
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platelet drop???
?!
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Lisinopril
20 mg · 1 daily
Onc nurse · 0:42
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CBC · Mar 13
Low91
platelets ×10⁹/L
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Will the platelet drop change cycle 4?
Imaging timeline after this round?
Add anti-nausea before next infusion?
Pneumonia vaccine timing?
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Pathology — Mar 14.pdf
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When did Mom's platelet count start dropping?
Her platelets first dipped below the reference range on February 14 (118 × 10⁹/L), the labs taken after cycle 2 of chemo. They've trended down through the last three draws — 104 on Feb 28, then 91 on March 13, which is flagged low.
Dr. Patel's note from March 14 mentions this specifically and recommends holding cycle 4 if it drops below 75.
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Pathology — Mar 14.pdf
2.4 MB · uploaded Mar 14
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Hemoglobin A1C
Last 12 months
7.4
%
+0.6 since Apr
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When did Mom's platelets start dropping?
First dipped Feb 14 at 118. Trended down through Mar 13 (91, flagged low).
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Dr. Patel · Med Onc
4 questions · 2 ready
Will the platelet drop change cycle 4?
Imaging timeline after this round?
Add anti-nausea before next infusion?
Pneumonia vaccine timing?
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Mar 14 · 11:42 pm
Couldn't sleep again
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Lisinopril
10 → 20 mg · Mar 18
Atorvastatin
20 mg nightly · Mar 18
Spironolactone
— · Feb 02
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Mar 28
CBC labs
LabsMar 21
Visit · Dr. Patel
VisitMar 14
Pathology report
DocMar 03
Voicemail · oncology
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Platelets trending lower
Three consecutive draws below range. Last value 91 on Mar 13.
CBC · Mar 133 family members notified
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