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D.Mann wrote: Well my Hemo has named his special ITP patient.
Monday count 5, IVIG in the office and continue 50mg Promcta
Wednesday count 7, IVIG in office and up Promcta to 75, admitted to hospital due to hemoglobin 1 point from transfusion level and still bleeding.
Thursday count 6 hemoglobin up 0.5. IVIG, IV steroids twice, 75mg Promcta. I also received IV of something that will coat my GI tract to help stop the bleeding.
Friday if no bump in the count Rituxin 1 of 4 and IV steroids.
Hemo said he was going to throw the kitchen sink at me if needed to get the count up. Will probably try NPlate after I get out of the hospital for maintenance.
D.Mann wrote: My count was up to 27K Saturday and I am finally home. No bleeding now and full of IVIG, Steroids, and Rituxin. The last 2 days my count increased 22K after 4 days of no increase.
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