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Back Pain & low platelets

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11 years 1 month ago #45365 by Lady Elly
Back Pain & low platelets was created by Lady Elly
The past month, my back, shoulder and neck has been in extreme pain. My platelets were 8k last week. I talked to the Hematologist and he did not feel it was related to low platelets. Has anyone has this kind of pain with low platelets?

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11 years 1 month ago #45366 by Sandi
Replied by Sandi on topic Back Pain & low platelets
No, it's not related to low platelets. Logically, there wouldn't be a reason for that. Have you had any treatments lately (could be a rare side effect). If not, you should see your GP to find a possible cause.

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