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Itp log/diary app for phone??

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12 years 6 months ago #31451 by CarrieH78
Itp log/diary app for phone?? was created by CarrieH78
I was hoping someone knew of an app I could download on my phone to keep track of my 14 y/o treatments, counts and symptoms. I had the itp tracker on my iPod but don't much care for the app.
She's had itp since 2005 and we are to the point where we are starting aggressive Rituximab and steroids every 4 months for 2 years. None of the other treatments work for her and she has had splenectomy. N plate was also an option but Dr. Bussel from NY recommend this. If anyone has any thoughts on the Rituximab/steroid approach that would also be great!
Mother of Alexis
(dob 6/3/98 diagnosed 12/10/04
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