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Are NSAIDS still contraindicated after 10 hrs remission and platelets at 200+?

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2 years 11 months ago #73103 by hanauc
I was diagnosed in 2012, was on watch for several years. In 2016 platelets at 4. Steroids ineffective. Started Nplate and simultaneously treated an H Pylori infection so not sure which treatment worked but I went into remission.  Consulted with Dr David Kuter who suggested taper Nplate after 6 months. Have been in remission ever since with platelets in 200 range. Are NSAIDS contraindicated for life? I’m having surgery and protocol is to take NSAIDS for pain unless contraindicated.

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2 years 11 months ago #73104 by Margaret
I asked my haematologist this just today. He considered it fine for me to take them, and I'm currently at 120
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2 years 11 months ago #73105 by hanauc
Thank you so much for answering my question. I also finally heard from my Dr. I had asked because I am having major surgery and surgeon wants me to takes NSAIDS postop for pain. I was told OK to take them for short term such as post surgery or occasional such as for headache. Shout out toPDSA for making this forum available!

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2 years 10 months ago #73125 by MelA
I'm really not in a remission [count not normal, but count decent] - I had to take baby aspirin for 2 weeks after each knee surgery & my count went up.  Now taking a daily baby aspirin and my count has gone up.  Crazy!

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