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What platelet counts are recommended for a C-section, an episiotomy, and epidural anesthesia?

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What platelet counts are recommended for a C-section, an episiotomy, and epidural anesthesia?

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There is no consensus on minimum platelet counts for different medical procedures. While many physicians consider a platelet count above 50,000 ppm to be safe for a C-section, higher counts are usually recommended for episiotomy and epidural anesthesia. A platelet count between 50,000 ppm and 80,000 ppm is recommended by most physicians for episiotomy and 80,000 ppm to 100,000 ppm for epidural anesthesia.

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