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Do to bone marrow failure my platelets are checked every few mos. My levels have been somewhat low - 95 as well as my RBC around 3.22 - those are the numbers from Aug. 20/13, but had a retest (always same lab) Sept. 27/13 and they had both jumped: RBC 3.65 and platelets 173!! I would like to know how this can happen with no changes except meds for the first time in my life, for what was a dangerously high BP and long standing tachycardia that brought on a sudden profuse nose bleed a few mos. ago. Had to call 911 for help in stopping the nose bleed - took 2 hrs. Thank you :)
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How much does 1 unit platelet increase platelet count?
In adults one pack of platelets will increase the platelet count by 10,000/ml (Unless there is no destruction of platelets eg: in immune thrombocytopenia)
How do you increase platelet count?
Platelet counts can be increased through diet. There are several foods that can increase platelet counts, some of these foods include kale, spinach, and tofu.
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What is the Platelet Count Test?
What is the Platelet Count Test?
Is 52000 platelet count normal in dengue fever?
Is a platelet count of 134 with protein in urine normal
What is the normal platelet count for an adult?
Average platelet count for adult is 250,000-450,000
What is the platelet count for dengue patient?
When the platelet count falls to less than 100,000mm3
Do I need to worry if my platelet count is 88 with chemo?
Is my platelet count too low at 88
What is the critical platelet count for dengue patient?
When the platelet count falls to less than 100,000mm3
What does the abbreviation K mean in platelet count?
In the context of a platelet count, K stands for thousands.
How much will be the platelet count after tranfuse one unit of platelet rich plasma?
1 unit prp increases platelet count by 10,000.
How does the platlet count increase?
Platelet count can increase due to various physiological and pathological conditions. Physiologically, it may rise in response to stress, exercise, or injury as the body activates the bone marrow to produce more platelets. Pathologically, conditions such as infections, inflammation, or certain cancers can stimulate the production of platelets. Additionally, the removal of the spleen (splenectomy) can lead to an elevated platelet count, as the spleen plays a role in regulating platelet levels.
