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Low platelet count 124 , mpv 12.4 , mcv 94.4 , should i be worried?
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Labs without the context of why they were done and the information provided by a history review and physical exam are relatively worthless. These are not particularly worrisome but should be discussed with the doc that ordered the testing.
Answered 3/14/2021
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