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Issues with ITP after spleen removal

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15 years 6 months ago #2151 by hdlorider
Issues with ITP after spleen removal was created by hdlorider
After I had my spleen removed in 1982 due to ITP, I immediately became allergic to just about everything,i.e, perfume, lotion, cleaning chemicals, pretty much anything that has a smell to it. Also, I have a big problem with a buildup of yeast in my system which creates other issues. Does anyone have this same problem?

Your responses would be appreciated if you have these same symptons.

Thanks,
Wanda
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