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On/off ITP

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2 months 4 weeks ago #73596 by Lul92
On/off ITP was created by Lul92
Hi everyone 
my son was diagnosed with itp last month. He had a fever and cough few weeks before he was diagnosed. He also had nose bleeds 1-2 weeks before his diagnosis. His count was 15K. 

Today and just 1 month after diagnosis his count is 150K … he didn’t receive any treatment.

But the thing is that I’m almost sure that he also had itp several months ago. When he started having nasal bleeds (9 moths ago). The nasal bleeds always happened after flu symptoms. 

Has anyone tried something like this- I mean itp only when sick and spontaneous remission?

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2 months 4 weeks ago #73599 by MelA
Replied by MelA on topic On/off ITP
Hi Lul92,
I would post this up in the Adult section in General ITP Discussion - more people will see it there!
Good luck to your son, I hope he continues to have a good platelet count!
"Instead of wasting your time worrying about symptoms, just get it checked out" -Nieca Goldberg, MD

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