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Platelet:170000. wbc lower than normal range. can this be sign of liver cirrhosis?
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More info needed: Platelet count of 170,000 is normal. You did not state what your white count was or your hematocrit. Are your liver function studies normal? Are PT and PTT normal? Why are you worried about cirrhosis? Has your doctor told you that you have signs of cirhosis? Good luck.
Answered 9/5/2015
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