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20 weeks and Platelets went... UP????????????

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15 years 1 month ago #10060 by Drifter
20 weeks and Platelets went... UP???????????? was created by Drifter
This is my second pregnancy. With my first, platelets dropped to 20, and I was in for tranfusions.

At 18 weeks with this pregnancy, platelets were at 71, then a month later - 111!!!!!!!!!! I am happy, but also actually worried as to why they are not doing what they normally do... is something wrong? Or wronger?

Has anyone experienced this??

Thanks...

PS - been drinking white tea... I am not much of a believer, but who knows!

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15 years 1 month ago #10087 by Sandi
Replied by Sandi on topic Re: 20 weeks and Platelets went... UP????????????
Drifter:

Good surprises do happen! There is no "normal" with ITP!

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