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13 years 4 months ago #25024 by farida
scarlet fever was created by farida
is there any correlation between the scarlet fever and itp , my son had scarlet fever when he was 10 , and got itp on 16 , i just need to know is somebody here got scarlet fever as well before diagnoses with itp ,
thanks
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13 years 4 months ago #25025 by alisonp
Replied by alisonp on topic scarlet fever
Six years sounds like it would be too long a gap to be related. Even if it was related, knowing what caused your son's ITP doesn't really help you going forward anyway.
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13 years 4 months ago #25026 by farida
Replied by farida on topic scarlet fever
sure i agree with you but i carouse to know ,
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