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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
Help! Horrible Platelets with Low RBC / High MCV / High MCH / High MCHC / High MPV
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<blockquote data-quote="jdthoosier" data-source="post: 79871" data-attributes="member: 14623"><p>Interesting. My platelets levels have been extremely low for over 25 years. My RBC, MCV, MCH, and MCHC are all within range. I did a bone marrow test 12 years ago and they found no issues. My liver has been tested multiple times. The hematologist said he could not find anything wrong, and suggested that my platelets range was likely MY normal. </p><p></p><p>A 'possible' cause is celiac/gluten intolerance. I had some GI issues 4 years ago and was placed onto a GF diet as my symptoms were similar to celiac. The testing however was all screwed up - they put me on the GF diet before conducting a thorough set of exams. I did find out that I had the primary celiac genetic marker. For celiac to occur, you must first have a genetic marker, and then you have to have some trigger. Celiac/gluten intolerance can occur at any time in one's life, but the majority of people with the genetic markers never develop anything.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jdthoosier, post: 79871, member: 14623"] Interesting. My platelets levels have been extremely low for over 25 years. My RBC, MCV, MCH, and MCHC are all within range. I did a bone marrow test 12 years ago and they found no issues. My liver has been tested multiple times. The hematologist said he could not find anything wrong, and suggested that my platelets range was likely MY normal. A 'possible' cause is celiac/gluten intolerance. I had some GI issues 4 years ago and was placed onto a GF diet as my symptoms were similar to celiac. The testing however was all screwed up - they put me on the GF diet before conducting a thorough set of exams. I did find out that I had the primary celiac genetic marker. For celiac to occur, you must first have a genetic marker, and then you have to have some trigger. Celiac/gluten intolerance can occur at any time in one's life, but the majority of people with the genetic markers never develop anything. [/QUOTE]
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