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15 years 3 months ago #11506 by steroidsuck
rise in platelet count! was created by steroidsuck
hello everyone, I got my CBC results back today and my count is at 257k! (a rise from my previous 82k). I've been taking prednisone for 2 months and have been tapering off of it it for about a month now. yay! I cannot think of what caused my platelet count to rise so maybe this means my immune system has rightened itself!

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15 years 3 months ago #11507 by Rhiannon
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Or like me in that your body does respond to steroids - in time :-) but good news for you.

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15 years 3 months ago #11511 by alaventure
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Great news!! Yay for high platelets : )

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