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mrsb is right HP - this is something that should be discussed with your son's hematologist! His count may have risen with IVIg however for how long? What if his count goes back down to 3 while you are in Iran, do you have a plan? Please do get with his hematologist, your son is so young and so new to ITP.Thank you for your response. I spoke with his hematologist in Iran, and she mentioned that 24 hours before the flight, the platelet count should be at least 70, with no bleeding at all. His hematologist in Canada said that the platelet count should be at least 40. Tomorrow, a week after receiving the IVIG injection, my son will have a blood test, and we hope that his count will be more than 70. Actually, in Iran, I have better access to specialists and even medications than here in Canada. I hope that everything goes well.
Please keep us posted!
That really is up to his doctors I think.Thank you for your response. I spoke with his hematologist in Iran, and she mentioned that 24 hours before the flight, the platelet count should be at least 70, with no bleeding at all. His hematologist in Canada said that the platelet count should be at least 40. Tomorrow, a week after receiving the IVIG injection, my son will have a blood test, and we hope that his count will be more than 70.
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