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Cbc report
Plz check my rountine cbc report worried abt the same
Plz sir /maam
Mpv is high
Worried abt the same
Also did d3 d3 is 23
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Your reports are mostly within normal limits 👍MPV alone being slightly high is usually not a concern by itself, and your Vitamin D is just borderline low, which is very common and easily correctable.
Nothing to worry here, 😊
If you’d like, we can go through your reports once and I’ll guide you on simple corrections and whether anything further is needed.
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An isolated high Mean Platelet Volume (MPV) is rarely a cause for concern if the overall platelet count is within the normal range. It simply indicates that the average size of your platelets is slightly larger than usual, which can happen when the bone marrow is producing new platelets. However, your Vitamin D3 level of 23 ng/mL is in the 'insufficient' range and requires attention to support your bone health and immune function
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No major issue .take supplements for vitamin d3. Slight variation is considered as normal.
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