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7 years 7 months ago #62498 by CorrieG
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Hey there, My name is corrie and I’m a mommy to a beautiful little 31/2 year old. She had a weird rash and I knew something was off. Today she was diagnosed with ITP. Doctors are claiming chances are it has been caused by a virus. Her count is 9. They sent us home because there are no bleeds at this time. I’m terrified and just need any advice or comfort any of you could give.
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7 years 7 months ago #62500 by mrsb04
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If she has no symptoms such as bleeding I suspect the doctors are applying a wait and watch approach to see if she spontaneously recovers.
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7 years 7 months ago #62502 by CorrieG
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Thank you, how careful should we be with her? I am afraid to just let her walk. I don’t know how extreme we need to be with her. She wants to dance no jumping just dance and I’m afraid to let her.
Thank you again for any advice.
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7 years 7 months ago #62503 by Sandi
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The main problem would be if she would hit her head. Don't let her jump or spin around, but simple dancing should be okay.
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