Likely not: Typically, a normal platelet count in a healthy individual is between 150, 000 and 450, 000. Oftentimes, bloodwork results will list the actual number in the hundreds (i.e. 361 like your case), implying a result of 361, 000. However to confirm, i would review the results with the ordering physician.
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Probably not: In most labs a normal PLT count goes from 140-440.
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No: Normal platelet counts range from 150 to 450 k per mm3. There is nothing to worry about unless your doctor has any other reason for ordering this test.
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Platelet count: This falls within the normal range. Please clarify with your doctor why the blood work was ordered.
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Menopause: Can be, whether related to psychological factors, prior depression history, or hormonal changes.
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Depakote: Mild side-effects may include dizziness & incoordination. More serious ones can include fever, vomiting, liver problems, bleeding. Rare side-effects can include abnormal dreams & excess weight gain.
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Concerta: If it is prescribed by a physician, talk to him/her about the issue. Dose is low but u need to keep your doctor informed.
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Alcohol: Yes, as well as any irritants or toxins that lead to cystitis. Talk to your urologist about your symptoms & seriously consider abstinence from alcohol.
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