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What does elevate high platelets mean?
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It depends: There is a wide range over which platelet counts can go before raising any concerns. Normally they range between 150, 000 to 400,000. if your count is over 450,000, get it rechecked . If the count rises above 500,000, you should get yourself checked by a hematologist(blood cancer specialiist
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