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My platelet count was 459. should i be worried?
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Watch it: If you're iron deficient, get treated. Otherwise, simply keep an eye on the platelets. If they go higher, your physician may want to work you up -- or a simple test for JAK2 mutation might be ordered now at his/ her discretion if you're worried.
Answered 2/21/2020
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