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8 years 6 months ago #58713 by 2tleititisa
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Hello has anyone's child been treated with Dapsone?? My daughter is 4 currently this is the new suggestion from the doctors to try since they have tried steroids, IVIG and Winrho
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  • My son was diagnosed with ITP in 2013 at the age of 6. He's had win-rho, ivig, rituximab, steroids, promacta, and 6-MP. We are currently on a plant-based diet which we started September 2016. We're trying to avoid a spleenectomy.
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8 years 5 months ago #58875 by Owensmom
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Never heard of it. My kid has has ITP for three years. If it works let me know! I hope it does for your sake. Good luck!
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