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I'm not sure it's good or not, since it dropped 140 in 3 weeks.DeeDee Marie wrote: I am happy for you! You are doing very good!
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Sandi, thanks.Sandi wrote: Bean:
Patients who are taking Promacta should only have counts around 50k or so. Having a high count with Promacta or N-Plate is not wise. There is a risk of blood clots. You are doing just fine! Glad you are finally off of Tranexamic acid!
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Thanks for your message.DeeDee Marie wrote: Bean,
With platelets at 329 you are doing very well!! Even if you drop a little, this is still fine.
It would be nice to get your prednisone at a lower level since you are on Promacta. Good luck to you and hope you continue to do well!
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Although the platelets count still fluctuate, it still at normal range.DeeDee Marie wrote: Bean,
This is great news!! I am very happy for you!!
Good luck to both of you (Vdeutsch, too)!
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The result seems good and we hope that everything go right even prednisolone step down to 5 mg altenate day next time.Sandi wrote: Good for you, Bean! Sounds good!
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Our past experience, when the treatment step down to this stage, the no. of platelets dropped dramatically in a week from 190-> single digit.Sandi wrote: Bean - you actually should get those counts down a bit. Counts should be around 50k with Promacta or you risk blood clots. I don't know why doctors are not following this.
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