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Do i need to worry about a platelet count of 617. what could cause this..thank you?
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High platelet counts are seen in inflammatory states, such as infections or cancers, other times they accompany bleeding, aside from blood disorders and should only be interpreted in proper clinical context, your doc would be best to do so.
Answered 9/7/2022
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