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I have a 425 000 platelets count and 11.02 wbc result in my blood test...is it normal? thank you
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A little high: although standards vary from lab to lab, the numbers you cite are a little above average in most labs. As in all lab results, yours should be closely correlated with your history and physical exam before drawing any specific conclusions. For example, simple dehydration can elevate both platelets and wbc.
Answered 4/18/2017
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