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Yes, I think you are correct about that. Keeping counts around 100 may be best.Lman wrote: ... Due to my counts being around 120k, I used to skip couple of days of Nplate which I think was a big mistake...
Hal~ All one can do is try current Nplate dose and see what happens, right? It seems to have taken a lot to get counts up, hence the possibility of increased dose. I'm just wondering if there is an increase will it be for a short time, like when you were first diagnosed.
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