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had ITP as a child-back in first pregnancy

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14 years 7 months ago #13289 by kdeboer
had ITP as a child-back in first pregnancy was created by kdeboer
I was diagnosed with acute ITP as a child from ages 3-5 and am now 30 years old and 30 weeks with my first. My last appointment with my midwife was to review my labs and I have been diagnosed with ITP again. I have read all the info and brochures from PDSA online already. I am wondering if anyone here had acute ITP as a child with a relapse during pregnancy?

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14 years 7 months ago #13315 by Drifter
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Me!!! I am about to post my story... keep an eye out! ;)
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