A platelet count of 1.51 lakh per microlitre is only slightly below the lower end of the normal range, which is usually around 1.5 to 4.5 lakh. In most people, this level is not dangerous, especially if there is no easy bruising, bleeding from gums, nose, or unusual spots on the skin. It may fluctuate due to minor viral infections, stress, or laboratory variation, and often returns to normal on its own. Most cases do not need treatment, but you can support healthy platelet production by eating a balanced diet rich in papaya, pomegranate, citrus fruits, green leafy vegetables, pumpkin, eggs, pulses, milk and nuts, along with foods rich in vitamin B12, folate and iron. Drink enough water and avoid alcohol or unnecessary medicines like aspirin or ibuprofen unless prescribed by a doctor. If you notice persistent low platelet counts, bleeding, or weakness, please consult a doctor for proper evaluation.