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Mean platelet volume .7-.9 points low for 7 years... platelets vary from high to high end of normal.... should i be concerned?
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No: If this is the only finding, and your physician is not concerned, i'd ignore it. Some people have smallish platelets. I trust you're not iron deficient. Best wishes.
Answered 7/5/2018
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