Thrombocytopenia is the medical term for having a low blood platelet count.  It has many potential causes, including immune disorders, leukemia, or as a reaction to medication.  It can be serious, depending on the afflicted individual's actual platelet count.  A mildly low count would slightly increase the time a person would bleed before clotting would occur to stop the bleeding.  On the other hand, a very low platelet count could lead to a dangerous and difficult to control loss of blood.  An afflicted individual could also more easily break a blood vessel internally, from a blunt trauma for example, and loose a significant amount of blood internally, causing a hematoma.  The hematoma may require being surgically drained, in order to not result in complications or further tissue damage.
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