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      <description>Diffuse hair loss? UK first-line blood tests check ferritin, thyroid (TSH), vitamin D, FBC and B12. See what the numbers mean and when to see your GP.</description>
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      <description>Your platelet count (PLT) explained in plain English: the normal range of 150–400 ×10⁹/L, what a high (thrombocytosis) or low (thrombocytopenia) result can mean, and when to see your GP.</description>
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