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higher reticulocyte count with ITP. Is it common?

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6 years 3 months ago #68313 by GrouchoMarx
Dear all,
My reticulocyte count have been oscillating from 0.073x10^6/mm3 to 0.197x10^6/mm3

Does anybody know that ITP might increase slightly the red blood cell production through an increase of reticulocyte?
Needless to say that I dont have bleeding.
Thanks

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6 years 3 months ago #68314 by JJ
It's normal to refer to the percentage rather than the absolute count. Have they reported that?

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6 years 3 months ago #68315 by GrouchoMarx
yes. 2.3% last count.

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6 years 3 months ago #68316 by JJ
It's normal, within normal range.

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6 years 3 months ago #68317 by GrouchoMarx
Thanks. I dont know why the doctor panic then.
What about my low ferritin ? Is on 25 when the normal range goes from 20 to 200.
Any connection with ITP?

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6 years 3 months ago #68321 by JJ
Not related to ITP as far as I know. More a sign of iron deficiency anaemia.

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