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Normally you body naturally lowers platelets as hematocrit increases. It's not uncommon to see very low platelet counts in AAS users with high hematocrit.
A high platelet count, especially a VERY high platelet count (as in this case) is extremely dangerous. I would suspect the OP has some kind blood disorder to have a platelet count that high with a hematocrit over 50. Also, the top end of the normal range for hematocrit is normally 50 (labcorp).
This is a very important note, and why I wouldn't recommend giving blood. I actually recommend this person see a hematologist, who will probably give him heparin and then drain a couple pints of whole blood.
He definitely needs to be daily aspirin and stay very well hydrated.
Good luck.
I just started taking 332mg aspirin and I know my hydration has been an issue lately. She i am at work I got to remind myself to drink wanter. I just not do thing I think about.