Posts by Sandra Rivera37

I also went ahead and got my liver enzymes checked:

ALT -23 (30-36)
AST- 25 (8-30)

GGT -10 (9-35)

Everything looks fine on that front.

WBC (Lkc) 5.5 / 3.4 -9.7
RBC (Erc) 4.50 / 3.86- 5.08
Hemoglobin (Hb) 124 /119 -157
Hematocrit (Hct) 0.378 / L/L 0.356 -0.470
MCV 83.8 / fL 83.0 -97.2
MCH 27.6 / pg 27.4- 33.9
MCHC 329 / g/L 320 -345
RDW 10.7 / % 9.0 -15.0
Platelets (Trc) 262 / x109 /L 158 -424
MPV 6.2 L / fL 6.8 -10.4

CBC

Neutrophils 3.05 / x109 /L 2.06 -6.49
Lymphocytes 1.81/ x109 /L 1.19 -3.35
Monocytes 0.42 / x109 /L 0.12 -0.84
Eosinophils 0.16 / x109 /L 0.00- 0.43
Basophils 0.06 / x109 /L 0.00- 0.06
Neutrophils 55.5 / rel % 44- 72
Lymphocytes 32.9/ rel % 20- 46
Monocytes 7.7 / rel % 2 -12
Eosinophils 2.9 / rel % 0- 7
Basophils 1.0/ rel % 0-1

To whom it may concern, I received my CBC results today. Everything looks normal—some values are right on the edge of the reference range, but still within limits—with the exception of my MPV, which is 6.2.
I decided to get this checked because I’ve been dealing with bruising on my legs along my veins for a while now. Over the last month, I've also noticed tiny red spots that disappear after two or three days (similar to small hemorrhages), and occasionally some small blue dots. Within this same month, I also had two instances of minor nosebleeds. My coagulation profile, including both large and small panels, came back normal. Is a low MPV linked to bruising and petechiae, or is it irrelevant since the rest of my CBC is fine?

Thanks. 🙂

(29 years old)