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Can platelets change every month is it normal one month I have 240 another month 190
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Dear patient, I suppose you meant 1,90,000 and 2,40,000,so the normal platlet count it 1.5lksunits/ml to 2. 5lks/ml anything in it is normal, if you have a platelet count below 1lks/80,000 then it may direct to some abnormalities for eg Dengue fever, above this level, it's very normal.. Hope you had your doubts cleared
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As far as it's within normal range, these variations are not the reason to worry. But keep analysing the blood reports on regular basis. Precaution is always better.
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Dr Padmaja Joshi
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HELLO,
WHAT IS THIS 240 ,190
IS IT IN LAKHS OR WHAT???
UNABLE TO UNDERSTAND.
VERY INADEQUATE QUERY SIR
MENTION IR ITS IN LAKHS, IT MAY BE NOT TO WORRY.
OK.
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Dr. Pallavi R Hegde
Ayurveda
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes ..platelets vary... variation sees in minimum time gap in an hour also..
So month duration is quit expected for variation... This variation suggests, there are enough cause in lifestyle to do so..
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