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Is it necessary for a woman with gestational thrombocytopenia to seek the care of a high-risk or special obstetrician or hematologist?

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Is it necessary for a woman with gestational thrombocytopenia to seek the care of a high-risk or special obstetrician or hematologist?

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Routinely, a woman with mild gestational thrombocytopenia would not require the care of a high-risk specialist. However, differentiating gestational thrombocytopenia from ITP during pregnancy is difficult, so it is advisable to consult with your physician regarding the need for special care.