Well that went well lol. Let's try again Red Flag Range: under 50,000 or over 600,000cu.mm
Sorry didn't post this correctly: Red Flag Range 600,000cu.mm
Vitamin B12 deficiency mimics MS. This is nothing to mess around with as permanent nerve damage will occur if not treated in time. If your B12 serum levels are lower than 800pg/mL or 600pmol/L you need a boost to optimal range.
Check out the book: Could It Be B12?: An Epidemic of Misdiagnoses by Sally M. Pacholok RN, Jeffrey J. Stuart DO.
From Scribd "Understanding Your Blood Report:
"Platelets are concerned with the clotting of the blood
Clinical adult range: 150,000-450,000cu.mm
Optimal Adult Range: 200,000-300,000cu.mm
Red Flag Range 600,000cu.mm
Common Causes of Platelets Increase:
Polycythemia, inflammatory arthritis,several types of anemia, arteriosclerosis, acute blood loss
Common Causes of Platelets Decrease:
Leukemia, liver dysfunction
Less Common Causes of Platelets Decrease:
Chemical/heavy metal toxicity
Nutrition Tip:
Low levels of Platelets may indicate a B12, folic, selenium and iron deficiency
Clinical Notes:
The following drugs have been found to lower Platelets:quinidine, heparin, gold salts, sulfas, digitoxin