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Please suggest good ITP Dr in Houston TX

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12 years 11 months ago - 12 years 11 months ago #32637 by rentalaraj
Please suggest good ITP Dr in Houston TX was created by rentalaraj
Please suggest good ITP Dr in Houston TX :(

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12 years 11 months ago #32755 by Slammed
Replied by Slammed on topic Please suggest good ITP Dr in Houston TX
Who is your current dr now? I have gone to 3 doctors so far...(all in Sugar Land) and it seems like they all want to take my spleen out!!! None wants me to try Promacta or Nplate. They are saying I'm too young and there's no long-term side effect studies for these 2 drugs yet.

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