Treatment and symptoms of Platelet count 778 thou/uL | Diet for high Platelet count level 778 thou/uL

High Platelet count level of 778 can cause a number of symptoms.

An abnormal platelet count of 778 may affect your body’s ability to form blood clots, which is vital for stopping bleeding. A count of 778 could lead to symptoms like easy bruising, prolonged bleeding, nosebleeds, or fatigue. Platelets are essential components of the blood that help prevent excessive blood loss and support wound healing. Abnormal platelet counts may occur due to infections, autoimmune diseases, bone marrow disorders, or medication side effects. Treatment options may vary, but the first thing you should do is change your diet.

Ideal levels of Platelet count in the blood are approximately 150 - 450 thou/uL (Men)

Ideal agewise Platelet count level for men :

Age	Ideal Platelet count value
<5 years	161.67
5-10 years	174.248
10-15 years	187.804
15-20 years	202.415
20-25 years	218.163
25-30 years	235.136
30-35 years	253.43
35-40 years	273.147
40-45 years	294.398
45-50 years	317.302
50-55 years	341.988
55-60 years	368.595
60-70 years	397.272
70-80 years	428.18
80-90 years	425.588
90-100 years	423.012
>100 years	420.451

*Optimal values are derived from our extensive collection of patient data.

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Below are the symptoms and treatments associated with high platelet count:

• Symptoms of High Platelet Count (Thrombocytosis):
• Unexplained bruising or bleeding
• Headaches or dizziness
• Chest pain or a feeling of pressure in the chest
• Shortness of breath
• Red or pale skin, particularly on the palms
• Abdominal pain or discomfort
• Treatments for High Platelet Count:
• Treating the underlying cause (e.g., infection, iron deficiency, or bone marrow disorders)
• Medications such as aspirin to reduce the risk of blood clots
• Chemotherapy or other treatments for blood cancers (e.g., polycythemia vera)
• Platelet-lowering medications (e.g., hydroxyurea) if necessary
• Avoiding activities that increase the risk of bleeding or clotting

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Ideal levels of Platelet count in the blood are approximately 150-450 thou/uL (Women)

Ideal agewise Platelet count level for women :

Age	Ideal Platelet count value
<5 years	162.02
5-10 years	175.003
10-15 years	189.027
15-20 years	204.174
20-25 years	220.535
25-30 years	238.207
30-35 years	257.295
35-40 years	277.913
40-45 years	300.183
45-50 years	324.238
50-55 years	350.22
55-60 years	378.285
60-70 years	408.598
70-80 years	441.341
80-90 years	438.507
90-100 years	435.691
>100 years	432.894

Certain medicines, alcohol and foods rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids can sometimes affect the results of some laboratory tests. If you have come to know that your Platelet count is not in the normal range (150-450 thou/uL), then you should immediately contact an experienced doctor.

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What to do after Platelet count blood test?

If bleeding occurs after your Platelet count test, raise your arm and apply pressure to the spot for at least 3 minutes. It’s normal to see some bruising after a Platelet count blood draw. If you feel pain following the Platelet count test, apply ice wrapped in a towel to the area for 10 minutes. For anything more than mild discomfort, contact your doctor.