How to increase platelet count_How to increase platelet count_How to increase platelet count

If there are too few platelets, it is not a good thing for the human body, because the content of platelets in the blood greatly affects the normal function of the blood. If there is an abnormality in the platelets, it means that there is a problem with the blood. If there is a problem with the blood, it is likely to cause various systemic diseases and greatly endanger the patient's health. So, how to treat low platelets?

1. How to increase platelet count

Dietary adjustments can be taken

(1) Eat 50 to 100 grams of raw peanuts with skin every day.

(2) 100 grams of peanuts with skin, a pig’s trotter, and an appropriate amount of old lotus root nodes, all cooked together into a soup for consumption.

(3) Add 200 grams of peanuts with skin, 500 grams of spine with meat or pork liver into water and cook into a soup.

When it comes to the treatment of thrombocytopenia, we must remain vigilant at all times. If any symptoms of the disease are found, early treatment is necessary to avoid the harm caused by the disease.

2. How to increase platelets

Transfusion of fresh blood or platelets: The method of treating thrombocytopenia should be chosen carefully and this method is only used as an emergency treatment for severe bleeding. Because of the presence of antiplatelet antibodies in the blood of thrombocytopenic patients, the transfused platelets can be quickly destroyed and have a short lifespan. Therefore, blood or platelet transfusions cannot effectively increase the platelet count.

Psychological treatment of thrombocytopenia

Some patients with thrombocytopenia will become very depressed and anxious when they learn that their condition requires long-term treatment and recuperation. However, this negative emotion will seriously affect the patient's recovery from the disease, so in order to help patients cure the disease faster, it is necessary to keep a happy mood.

IV. General treatment of thrombocytopenia

Acute patients mainly experience heavy bleeding within 1 to 2 weeks of onset. Therefore, in the early stage of the disease, they should reduce activities and avoid trauma, especially head trauma. Severe patients should rest in bed, and actively prevent and control infection. Give adequate fluids and easily digestible food to avoid damage to the luminal mucosa.

5. Pay attention to rest for thrombocytopenia

Because thrombocytopenic purpura is a serious disease once it occurs, and the damage to the patient's body is also serious. Therefore, for the sake of the patient's health, he or she must rest in bed and pay special attention to avoiding trauma so as to prevent fatigue from aggravating the condition.