Platelet Count And Wbc Is High - Hi... I'm 5 Months Pregnant

Platelet count and WBC is high

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Hi... I'm 5 months pregnant (first baby) and in my recent blood report my platelet count has come to 7lakhs and WBC is showing as 11200 which is very high. Doctor has suggested me to do the following test - PT, APTT, INR,HB electrophoresis and also asked me to see a Hematologist. This is the first time my platelet count is showing high. In my last blood report (10th Jan 20) everything was normal. Is this change because of the pregnancy? I'm not sure what to do in this case. All other reports are completely normal. Please advise.

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