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What does it mean if I have dengue? My platelet count is 1.3 lakhs per c.mm, and I'm really not sure what I should do now. Any advice?

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What does it mean if I have dengue? My platelet count is 1.3 lakhs per c.mm, and I'm really not sure what I should do now. Any advice?

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Last updated on 04 Jul 2025

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