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Blood Blister

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3 years 2 weeks ago #73093 by tonymarinello
Blood Blister was created by tonymarinello
Who has had a blood blister in their mouth from low platelets??

Anthony AML

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  • ITP since 2014. Retired nurse. My belief is empower patients to be involved as much as possible in their care. Read, read, read & ALWAYS question medics about the evidence base they use.
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3 years 2 weeks ago - 3 years 2 weeks ago #73094 by mrsb04
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tonymarinello
What count are you defining as low?  If mine is in single figures I always get oral blood blisters.  

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3 years 2 weeks ago #73098 by midwest6708
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I've had them with counts below 30.

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