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on 12/11/03 4:18 PM, at momme@... wrote:

Well we got the first part of the labs back and they are definitely

concerning, but also really weird. I'm going to post the odd ones to see if

anyone else has seen this.

Platelet 696 high : normal is 150-375

RBC morphology Abnormal

Aniso 1+ : normal is 0

LDH 270 high : normal 100-200

Alpha 1 antitrysin 122 low : normal (131-217)

His Alk. Phos. and CPK were normal.

If anyone has any ideas I would love to hear them. We are waiting on a

couple of the tests to come back and then will meet with the Dr. after the

first of the year.

Thank you all,

PS Kathy thank you that Penn. Health website is wonderful.

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Was he sick? My younger son (not the one diagnosed with mito YET) had

similar labs--platelets at 774 (yikes!!!) anisocytosis 1+, poly chrom

slight, his sed rate was also 103 (normal 0-15). Did they test his

white count? or run a differential ? The high platelet count comes

from inflammation (same for the sed rate). Anisocytosis means a

considerable variation in the size of red blood cells. This too can

occur during infections. Colin white cell count was very high 21.8

(normal 4.5-11) and his neutrophils were high which meant the infection

was bacterial.

I hope this info is helpful,

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> on 12/11/03 4:18 PM, at momme@... wrote:

> Well we got the first part of the labs back and they are definitely

> concerning, but also really weird. I'm going to post the odd ones to

> see if

> anyone else has seen this.

>

> Platelet 696 high : normal is 150-375

> RBC morphology Abnormal

> Aniso 1+ : normal is 0

> LDH 270 high : normal 100-200

> Alpha 1 antitrysin 122 low : normal (131-217)

>

> His Alk. Phos. and CPK were normal.

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Was he sick? My younger son (not the one diagnosed with mito YET) had

similar labs--platelets at 774 (yikes!!!) anisocytosis 1+, poly chrom

slight, his sed rate was also 103 (normal 0-15). Did they test his

white count? or run a differential ? The high platelet count comes

from inflammation (same for the sed rate). Anisocytosis means a

considerable variation in the size of red blood cells. This too can

occur during infections. Colin white cell count was very high 21.8

(normal 4.5-11) and his neutrophils were high which meant the infection

was bacterial.

I hope this info is helpful,

wrote:

> on 12/11/03 4:18 PM, at momme@... wrote:

> Well we got the first part of the labs back and they are definitely

> concerning, but also really weird. I'm going to post the odd ones to

> see if

> anyone else has seen this.

>

> Platelet 696 high : normal is 150-375

> RBC morphology Abnormal

> Aniso 1+ : normal is 0

> LDH 270 high : normal 100-200

> Alpha 1 antitrysin 122 low : normal (131-217)

>

> His Alk. Phos. and CPK were normal.

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Was he sick? My younger son (not the one diagnosed with mito YET) had

similar labs--platelets at 774 (yikes!!!) anisocytosis 1+, poly chrom

slight, his sed rate was also 103 (normal 0-15). Did they test his

white count? or run a differential ? The high platelet count comes

from inflammation (same for the sed rate). Anisocytosis means a

considerable variation in the size of red blood cells. This too can

occur during infections. Colin white cell count was very high 21.8

(normal 4.5-11) and his neutrophils were high which meant the infection

was bacterial.

I hope this info is helpful,

wrote:

> on 12/11/03 4:18 PM, at momme@... wrote:

> Well we got the first part of the labs back and they are definitely

> concerning, but also really weird. I'm going to post the odd ones to

> see if

> anyone else has seen this.

>

> Platelet 696 high : normal is 150-375

> RBC morphology Abnormal

> Aniso 1+ : normal is 0

> LDH 270 high : normal 100-200

> Alpha 1 antitrysin 122 low : normal (131-217)

>

> His Alk. Phos. and CPK were normal.

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