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Remission after spleenectomy

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15 years 5 months ago #3608 by kak
Remission after spleenectomy was created by kak
Hi,

My husband had spleenectomy on feb 5 2010.

His counts from spleenectomy till date are

after every two week :

440000
220000
103000
130000
110000
100000

can we consider it as remission? But the counts seems to vary little and it decreases is that normal?

Thanks.
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15 years 5 months ago #3614 by rere
Replied by rere on topic Re:Remission after spleenectomy
I had a splenectomy April 1st. My counts have been 671,714,370 and 151 on Tuesday. From what my surgeon told me it is a good sign that my platelets shot up right after the surgery. That being said, with this crazy disorder we can only hope the splenectomy did the job. Only time will tell if our platelets will stay at a normal or at least a safe level. Think positive.
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  • Sandi Forum Moderator Diagnosed in 1998, currently in remission. Diagnosed with Lupus in 2006. Last Count - 344k - 6-9-18
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15 years 5 months ago #3622 by Sandi
Replied by Sandi on topic Re:Remission after spleenectomy
If he's been treatment free since then, I'd consider it a remission.
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15 years 5 months ago #4024 by farida
Replied by farida on topic Re:Remission after spleenectomy
what is your count now?
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