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Can a person get carbon monoxide poisoning accidentally?
Can a person get carbon monoxide poisoning accidentally?
Can a person get carbon monoxide poisoning accidentally?
Yes
Last updated on 20 Feb 2023
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Why does my hemoglobin, RBC, and platelet count, remain low?
This may be due to aplastic anemia, medications and certain cancers.
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CO2 Blood Test: Purpose?
To help monitor electrolyte imbalance
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What happens if my platelet count is below 90,000?
Medicines will be given to increase platelet count
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What is the use of CBC blood test?
A CBC tells you how many new blood cells your body is getting created that are number of red blood cells (RBC or erythrocytes), white blood cells (WBC or leukocytes) and platelets.
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At what level of platelet count do we have to worry?
Platelet count below 150,000 one should consult with a doctor immediately
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