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Spenectomy done..Spleen unusually Large

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15 years 8 months ago #4327 by bear42086
Spenectomy done..Spleen unusually Large was created by bear42086
Just got out of hospital today..Had splenectomy Weds..Pathology report came back no cancer, leukemia..Looking like ITP could be the culprit only time will tell..Plates at 300k..God Heals!!!

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15 years 8 months ago #4347 by rere
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Good news. I am glad the surgery is over and your count is high. Keep us posted.

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