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2 years 1 month ago #73303 by Lhjohns48
Tamiflu was created by Lhjohns48
Has anyone had a positive increase in platelets from having the Tamiflu series of drugs when you’ve gotten the flu type a?   My platelets were down to 70,000 and I got the flu and took the Tamiflu medication for seven days or whatever it was and my platelets jumped up to 400,000 and they’re still just gradually coming down; I’m at 200 now about three months later. Interesting …..makes me wonder what’s in the Tamiflu and if any research has been done.
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2 years 1 month ago - 2 years 1 month ago #73306 by MelA
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Oseltamivir was well tolerated with a good overall response rate and was useful for treating chronic ITP. We observed an initial increase in the number of platelets; however, this response was not maintained. 
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