Can platelets be high because of low iron anemia? Yes, platelets could be elevated secondary to low iron and low hemoglobin levels (the medical term is iron deficiency anemia, abbreviated IDA) but the too much amount of platelets isn’t due to a disease in platelets itself but as a complication of IDA, please continue reading …
In order to understand the reasons of high blood platelets count after removing your spleen you must know some scientific basics for well understanding the meaning of elevation. Spleen is that organ that located in the abdomen back to the rib cage on the upper left side, it’s one member of the human immune system …
What is this post talking about? to answer many questions like:Do blood platelets elevate in patients with sickle cell disease?How many platelets in patient of SCD? or To which level the platelets increase of a sickle cell disease person?When to worry about high platelets if you’re a SCD person?Why do PLTs of the SCD patient …
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Question: ALT is 34 U/L, ALP is 113 U/LIs this good? Answers: Since the normal ALT, a liver enzyme, is up to 31 U/L, your number is slightly elevated, ALP, the alkaline phosphatase enzyme for biliary canals, is normal if up to 100 U/L, therefore your 113 is mild elevated. To conclude, your results have …
