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What do they look for on Promacta blood test monitoring?

  • GrouchoMarx
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3 years 9 months ago #72025 by GrouchoMarx
What do they look for on Promacta blood test monitoring? was created by GrouchoMarx
Good day and Good year everyone. 
I would like to avoid unnecessary blood test now that Promacta is working fine for over a year.
What do they look for in blood test when they want to check the Promacta medication has on you? I just remember my doctor saying all fine, all fine. My bilirubin a bit high but it didn't concern him much.

What do they look? Which parameter? And how often you need to do the test.

I am not a big fun of blood tests btw

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3 years 9 months ago #72031 by mrsb04
Replied by mrsb04 on topic What do they look for on Promacta blood test monitoring?
Full blood count, Liver & Kidney  function, Bone profile and `CRP are what my consultant orders on a monthly basis plus Ferritin every 3 months.
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