What does low platelets and high hemoglobin mean?

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• Please help... My husband has low blood count.. Hemoglobin 14, RBC 5.59, low WBC 3700, Platelets 157000.....?

  My husband had a complete blood count in March 2012. Hemoglobin is 14. RBC is 5.59. Differential RBC: PCV (Haematocrit) - 44.3% MCV: 79.25% (low) MCH: 25.04% (low) MCHC: 31.60% (low) RDW CV: 14. WBC count: 3700 (low) Differential WBC: Neutrophil - 5...

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  RBC stands for Red blood Cell. There is iron (heme) on each red blood cells, in four places. That is...

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• What does a high creatinine level mean along with some other readings?

  I'm not facing good things and things are getting worse. My creatinine level is rising, my wbc and rbc is low, as well as my hemoglobin and hematocrit. My rdw is high. Platelets are at 202. Lymphocyte is low, monocytes are high. Carbon dioxide is reduced...

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  High creatinine level definately means kidney problems. it COULD be dietary, but based on your other...

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• Does Sickle Cell Trait Mean That A Peron Has A High Hemoglobin Level Or Does It Mean They Have A Low Hemoglobin Level?

  In Other Words, Do People With Sickle Cell Trait Tend To Have A Higher Hemoglobin Level, Or A Lower Hemoglobin Level?

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  A sickle cell trait means that a person has a high hemoglobin level. Symptoms of sickle cell anemia...

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• My male child cbc report is- 1)hemoglobin = 9.9g/dl 2)white blood cell =16700/cu.mm. 3)platelets=412*10^3/ul 4?

  My male child cbc report is- 1)hemoglobin = 9.9g/dl 2)white blood cell =16700/cu.mm. 3)platelets=412*10^3/ul 4)RDW =14.9% 5)NEUTROPHILS =29% 6)LYMPHOCYTE =61% 7)MONOCYTE =02% 8)EOSINOPHILS =08% 9)BSOPHILS =00% 10)ABSOLUTE EOSINOPHILS COUNT =1325/cu.mm...

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  The reports say: a. the iron in blood is less -( 1) should be ~ 12-13. b.the infection fighting mechanism...

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• Low Platelets, High Neutrophils, Low Lymphocytes (What does it mean.I have this problem in my blood)?

  My doctor asked me to go for blood test that was probably CBT.In the report everything was normal except Neutrophils(Hight), Lymphocytes (Low), Platelets (Low). What does it mean. Does it signify any disease. I m very worried regarding this report. How...

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  It suggests an infection with Gram+ve bacteria(most often).If you are otherwise healthy,but slightly...

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• What does it mean if your platelets are low?

  I had a visit with my Doc yesterday to go over some blood work and a urine sample. He said that everything was normal, then paused *made a frowny face* and said, "Hmm? Your platelets are low. We'll have to keep an eye on that." I see him again...

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  Platelets (thrombocytes) are cell fragments that, together with fiber-like blood proteins, make blood...

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• Can lyme disease affect your blood count such as low platelets red cells and hemoglobin?

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  YES! IT CAN!!! Before I started treatment, my doctor took a baseline hemoglobin and such test, and as...

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• If hemoglobin and hematocrit is low, will platelets also be low?

  If a person had a massive blood loss of 1500 mL and the Hct and Hgb levels is low, will the platelets also be low?

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  if you made a blood test i think u can find that written on it, but i dont think the are affected though...

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• Low hemoglobin, high platelets in a 9 month old?

  My son's iron came back at 7.3. They said it should be 10.4 or higher. His platelets came back at 635, should have been between 191-523. The nurse said "she wants to see ...show more

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  blood tests for babes are NEVER routine. follow up with the pediatrician & take your list of questions...

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