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Mast Cell Disorders

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  • Chronic ITP, diagnosed 2018. Acute ITP at 6y/o, went into remission (no treatment). Reoccurred as an adult. Platelets up and down ever since :) last count 6. Treatments: Prednisone. Rituximab. Eltrombopag. Due to start Tavalisse soon!
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1 year 3 months ago - 1 year 3 months ago #73719 by raph
Mast Cell Disorders was created by raph
Hi everyone!
I have chronic ITP and I've recently been considering the possibility that I have comorbid mastocytosis or another mast cell disorder.
A study I read hypothesised that for some people ITP might be caused by mast cell disorders (unfortunately I lost the link).
The mayo clinic also lists bleeding disorders as a symptom of systemic mastocytosis.
I was wondering if anyone here has experience of ITP alongside a mast cell disorder or HaT (hereditary alpha-tryptasemia)?

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