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My 9 year old has a cold and her platelet country is 124,000. should i be concerned or is this normal?
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Sounds ok: It is considered normal to be nine years old, to have a cold, or to have a platelet count of 124,000, in a person without any serious underlying medical disorders. If there are other worrisome symptoms or test results, one can contact her pediatrician to ask for details.
Answered 12/14/2017
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