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Can I take plavix with ITP?

  • MariLinTx
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  • Ret. RN/attorney, wife/mom/grandma ,Dx. 2/1/22. Fear has worn off as Doptelet is working. Now just trying to be an active family member and deal with,ITP, CAD, labile BP, CKD, back pain & mobility issues; neuropathy; migraines, and more. : (
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3 years 6 months ago #72275 by MariLinTx
Can I take plavix with ITP? was created by MariLinTx
My cardiologist wants to start me on PLAVIX because my cardiac calcium score came back very high. He knows I have ITP. Doptelet seems to be working but won’t Plavix and Doptelet just cancel each other out? I have called my hematologist but haven’t heard back yet. Thanks in advance. 
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3 years 6 months ago #72276 by MelA
Replied by MelA on topic Can I take plavix with ITP?
Why don't you have your cardiologist and your hematologist get together to discuss what is best for you?!
When I was diagnosed with Graves Disease I had my endocrinologist get with my hematologist & they decided the one treatment for Graves would most likely lower my platelet count so we went with a different treatment.   I'm now with an HMO and that makes it very easy for my many specialists to get together to discuss me.  It is ok to ask one specialist/doctor to talk with another specialist/doctor - in fact it is a good idea!

Good luck!!
 
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