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During routine blood work my son platelet count 429000 and it show higher than normat he somme e cigarettes often he also and takes vitamins supplem?
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It happens: This can be a non-specific stress response. It is not by itself a cause for alarm. It should return to a baseline normal over time if the stimulus resolves.
Answered 2/2/2018
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