I'm worried because my wife's white blood cell count is really high, around 13,400. Could you take a look at the report and let us know what you think? We're unsure what this means and if it's something we should be concerned about.

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A white blood cell (WBC) count of 13,400 is higher than the normal range of 4,500-11,000, indicating a possible infection, inflammation, or immune response

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Answered 04/07/2025

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A platelet count of 125,000 is slightly lower than the normal range but not necessarily alarming if there are no other symptoms. RBC count of 12.90 suggests normal levels, but low platelets could be linked to various conditions like mild infections or a bone marrow issue. It's unlikely to be fatal at this stage, but it's best to monitor and consult a doctor for further evaluation.

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My dad's been dealing with aplastic anemia for about six months now, and he's 60 years old. Even with the medication, it seems like his body isn't making new blood cells, and we're really worried about it. Could you suggest where we might find better treatment options or what else we could do to help his condition?

take iron rich diet

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What foods to avoid if you are anemic?

Tea ,coffee,milk and some dairy products, whole-grain cereals,foods that contain tannins, foods rich in gluten, , rye, or oats, brown rice , whole-grain wheat products, peanuts, parsley, and chocolate

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