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Query on CBC report
My mother 70 years recently did generic test. Cbc suggest this
Hb 11.6 (12-15)
TLC 4020 (4000-10000)
RBC 3.71 (3.8 - 4.8)
PC 75000 (150000 - 450000)
MPV 12.8 (8.1-13.9)
Vit D 83
Vit B12 500+
Why PC is less? Rest all params shows normal or near normal range.
She does not feel anything or any kind of tiredness.
Thanks for any suggestion upfront.
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Platelets count may be low immunity.
May be bone marrow not working properly.
Pc low what are your complaint? If no , don't worry, in some people its low for ever.
U can try
Tab platyza two times a day after food for five days.
Papaya leaf juice home made 10 ml three times with honey.
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Her Haemoglobin, vit d3 is slightly low, platelets are moderately low. But if she has no symptoms, there is nothing to worry.
Please share detailed history, is she on some medication like aspirin, clopidrogel? Does she have hypertension, or some other problem?
She can take syp. R.B. tone 5m.l. morning and evening for 4 weeks.
Tab vit d3, 60,000 unis once a week for 4 weeks.
She should include more of green leafy vegetables, beetroot, pumpkin, fruits like pomegranate, pappaya, curd, cheese,eggs, fortified cereals, whole grains in her diet.
Repeat Haemoglobin, PC ,and vit d3 tests after 4 weeks.
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