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Old 04-01-2009, 02:23 PM #1
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Mad MG and more problems......
Hello all! Turns out that a lot of people with MG also have very high platelet counts - like a heart attack waiting to happen.....

My count is @ 415 right now - my neuro said anything over 500 is when to get worried.......I am 34 - turning 35 on Friday and am NOT ready for a heart attack anytime soon!

Has anyone else heard of the two being connected?

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