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  • cassie thompson
20 Jan 2010 16:34
Grace's counts was created by cassie thompson
Grace's counts have stayed between 20-30,000 for a few months now they use to be between 1-10,000 yet they still remain low. She has had ITP for almost 1 year now. Any thoughts on if it sounds like she is getting better? I don't get to many answers from the hemo. seems like they are so used to dealing with more severe cases.
  • cindyduncan
20 Jan 2010 15:28
colonoscopy was created by cindyduncan
my platelets run 70 to 80 range and doc ordered a colonoscopy and the gut doc wouldnt do it so my hema doc talked to other doc and now i on same day of test gotta get some platelets anyone had this happen
  • youngjoan
20 Jan 2010 15:08 - 21 Jan 2010 18:02
Welcome to the new discussion group was created by youngjoan
PDSA is moving the discussion group to this new format. This will allow PDSA to integrate a Web sign-on with the discussion group sign-on and add features that are not currently available.

The current discussion group will be gradually phased out. In the next week or so it will be switched to 'read-only' and will be available in that mode for a year or so.

If you participated in the 'old' discussion group, you will need to register again for this one since they are not linked. It would be helpful if you used the same username to help people recognize you.

Thank you for participating. We welcome your comments and feedback.
  • alisonp
20 Jan 2010 14:57
Replied by alisonp on topic Timothy at 30k tonight
Its still good news for those of us who watch for posts about Tim though - I thought he would never get into double figures! Hope he is enjoying it while it lasts.

Ali
  • lucidawn
20 Jan 2010 12:44
Replied by lucidawn on topic Timothy at 30k tonight
Well, the rise in counts is what he usually gets from IVIg,the second dose, but we don't usually take a cbc after the second dose. It doesn't last more than a few days, though. its only an indication that his bone marrow is 'functioning', but its nt really an indication of remission or that he is on the rise, unfortunately.
  • shelly.k
20 Jan 2010 11:28
Replied by shelly.k on topic Timothy at 30k tonight
Happy to hear his count went up. Hopefully, it will continue to climb - about time he caught a break!!
  • dots
20 Jan 2010 10:34
Replied by dots on topic Timothy at 30k tonight
Good point about the sigs. We should let them know -- I bet they can add it somehow.

Look for a PM either here or at the other forum regarding my username.

This is really good news about Tim.
  • lucidawn
20 Jan 2010 10:08
Replied by lucidawn on topic Timothy at 30k tonight
Thanks....this forum/site is missing one important detail. Signatures. I can't find any place to set up a signature.
  • Angel85
20 Jan 2010 01:43
Replied by Angel85 on topic Timothy at 30k tonight
Good to hear they are at 30, he is at least not in the danger zone at the moment, and good to hear his bone marrow is still finctioning.
  • lucidawn
19 Jan 2010 23:36
Timothy at 30k tonight was created by lucidawn
I know it is a shortlived IVIg response, but at least we know his bone marrow is functioning. This is good news. It will be interesting to see what the plan will be next. Typically this will only last a week or less.
  • lucidawn
19 Jan 2010 22:57
First to Post!! Waiting for CBC was created by lucidawn
We are sitting in the hospital waiting for the CBC, and then we will go home. This seems like a cut little board. Its a little more complicated to use, though. :S I will use the smilies...just because they are cute. I will post later with the results of the CBC. I'm tired...not sure what to expect of the CBC.
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