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My cbc panel was normal in dec 2018. after a hysterectomy, my numbers are skewed. is this normal?
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Could be: Without seeing your before and after hysterectomy numbers, can’t be specific. Generally if you had some blood loss (as most do with hysterectomy) then yes will affect our numbers. Also stress from procedure can affect platelet levels. Would recheck in 3 mo.
Answered 7/7/2019
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