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ITP and dengue fever

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9 years 1 month ago #55678 by Peanut Mommy
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Moving to an area with Dengue fever and concerned about my newly diagnosed ITP. My count as of today is 66k. Anyone have experience with ITP in an area where hemorrhagic fever is prevalent?
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9 years 1 month ago #55737 by Hal9000
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You are concerned about contracting Dengue fever and making ITP worse, or, is it you are concerned that your ITP was caused by the fever?

What did the doctor say about your question?
ITP Types and Treatments by HAL
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9 years 1 month ago #55770 by Peanut Mommy
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Sorry, I wasn't clear. Concerned about bleeding during dengue fever. Has anyone had experience living with ITP in a dengue area?
9 years 1 month ago - 9 years 1 month ago #55774 by
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Peanut Mommy - I've seen dengue fever mentioned here before but I don't know if anyone had a problem with it & their ITP.

Have you clicked on the Search tab above and done a search?
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9 years 1 month ago #55775 by Rob16
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Yes, Melinda, Dengue fever has been mentioned here, in discussions about papaya leaf extract, which is used to increase platelet counts in dengue fever patients.
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8 years 4 months ago #59613 by Csakrewar
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I was diagnosed with ITP due to Dengue,Dr admited me for 5 days as my Platelets increased 50000 then after some days it showed me only 10000,after that I readmitted in hospital for 5 days Dr started Steroidal treatment for 2 months....Now after nearly 5 months I am OK...Last time my platelets were300000 But Sometimes I experience Shaking my legs,hands,, is it related with lower platelets....Please tell me anybo dy
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8 years 4 months ago #59614 by Sandi
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No, those symptoms are not related to ITP, but could be related to steroids or steroid withdrawal. How long have you been off of them?
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8 years 4 months ago #59625 by Csakrewar
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dosage of steroids ended before 3 months....I am really confused This Shaking Of legs,hands.....
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8 years 4 months ago - 8 years 3 months ago #59628 by mrsb04
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Csakrewar
Presumably you took prednisolone, what dosages did you take during those 2 months?
Did you follow a tapering protocol?
Shaking legs and hands is definitely a withdrawal symptom believe me.
See my new topic for a very good description of steroid withdrawal and its associated problems
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8 years 3 months ago #59635 by Sandi
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If it's not steroid related, then something else might be going on. I'd see your GP and talk to him/her about it.
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