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Bleeding during sex

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4 years 10 months ago - 4 years 10 months ago #70931 by lmachendrie@msn.com
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My platelet count is hovering aren’t 70,000. I’ve noticed now that every time I have sex I will bleed. Has anyone else experienced this? Have any advice? Knowledge? I would appreciate any information. Thanks!
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4 years 8 months ago #71230 by Reeveso97
Replied by Reeveso97 on topic Bleeding during sex
Hi I’m newly diagnosed and have roughly the same counts and am experiencing the same issue, currently battling with the GP to try and get some more answers as to if it is ITP or not that’s causing it.

I hope you get some answers best of luck.

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