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Migraine with ITP

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10 months 2 weeks ago #73818 by JessRW
Migraine with ITP was created by JessRW
My daughter was diagnosed in Aug of last year that she has ITP. We were told she has had it since 2020. We have noticed that when her platelets drop a migraine is one of her symptoms. Is this something that happens with others? 

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9 months 1 week ago - 9 months 1 week ago #73866 by Itpjourney
Replied by Itpjourney on topic Migraine with ITP
 Yes, I did get a headache when my platelets went down last time, for one night.

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