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Waterpark and ITP

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5 years 8 months ago #68434 by Aaw7
Waterpark and ITP was created by Aaw7
So my family is planning on going to a waterpark for my mid-winter break in like a week and a half. About 2 weeks ago, my platelets were at around 19k with no symptoms though. My question is should I get some sort of boost before we go, or am I ok to go. I probably won't be going on any of the big slides, if that helps your answer. Thanks so much!!!
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5 years 8 months ago #68439 by MelA
Replied by MelA on topic Waterpark and ITP
What does your doctor say? What do your parents say? Do you have symptoms of a low count?
"Instead of wasting your time worrying about symptoms, just get it checked out" -Nieca Goldberg, MD
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