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Acute ITP in the past - risks associated with COVID19 and vaccination

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3 years 5 months ago #71068 by mhprice2000@msn.com
Replied by mhprice2000@msn.com on topic Acute ITP in the past - risks associated with COVID19 and vaccination
They’ve now given me the first of two rounds of IVIG, and my platelet count has risen up to 36k. I get another round tonight, then discharge tomorrow.

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3 years 5 months ago #71072 by RoseHeartSmile
Replied by RoseHeartSmile on topic Acute ITP in the past - risks associated with COVID19 and vaccination
So glad to hear your platelet levels have gone up with the IVIG. You've been in my thoughts since I read your previous post. Sounds like you've had some big rises and drops in your platelet
levels. Sending you warm wishes from the PNW for restored your health and wellbeing. 'Rooting' for you!
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