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PDW (platelet distribution width) is a parameter that measures the difference in platelet size distribution in the blood. When platelets are activated in inflammatory environments, some morphological changes occur. Therefore, measuring PDW directly indicates platelet activation.

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Are abnormal PDW and P-LCC values normal after recovering form COVID?

Query: Hi doctor, I had COVID-19, and now I am recovering. However, I still feel some uneasiness, so I went for tests. I have attached my test reports for your reference. and I found in Hemogram PDW, and P-LCC is not in level. Kindly give your opinion.  Read Full »

Dr. Pawar Satyajit Jalinder

Dr. Pawar Satyajit Jalinder

Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I went through your query. But I could not find the reports attached. Anyway, PDW (platelet distribution width) and P-LCC (platelet large cell count) are related to platelet size and levels in the body. P-LCC is an indicator of the risk of blood clot formation. I wou...  Read Full »

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