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  • Kelirae24
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  • I'm 31 years old and a mom to two awesome little boys, I was diagnosed with itp when I was 17 years old. With no treatment my counts are 0-5 I am currently on nplate and I had a splenectomy in 2004
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9 years 11 months ago #52923 by Kelirae24
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My usual dose is 275 last week I got that and another 300 later in the week with my platelets at 3, the last three days I have the worst neck pain I've ever felt my one side of my neck is swollen and also my face a little bit. I know this happened when I first started taking it too but does anyone else ever Have this happen to them?

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