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I only just saw this and want to say that it is just not true that Nplate produced platelets are of lower quality. They are in fact of high quality as they are going to be new and large and sticky.cgoewert wrote: A few weeks there was a discussion on "fat sticky platelets, which really was about that the paltelets are not uniform and normal sized. And with Nplate, I may be producing more platelets, but they me be of lower quality.
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jwest52 wrote: yeah i deff agree with you no big crashes in number just slow declines..
but hopefully rituximab will sort all this out..but i would love to hear about any effective treatment for men out there..im trying to stay hopeful and has anyone ever had Danazol in lieu of prednisone?..
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