anyone use revolade before?

My doctor can provide revolade for me to stable the illness, it's seems good and I would like to take a 2 weeks treatment to stable my illness

Can anyone share his/her experience in using this medicine?

Yes.... I used it for 3 years quite successfully.

Many of us have already replied to you about Revolade/Promacta in your other posts. It is called 'Promacta' in the USA and 'Revolade' in other places. I honestly do not believe you will experience much change in only two weeks.
When I started Promacta/Revolade, not much changed at all in the first 7 weeks. Everyone is different. Revolade/Promacta is a wonderful drug, but it is normally not a quick fix like some other drugs used for ITP. It is designed to be used as a long-term maintenance drug.

If you would simply go to GlaxoSmithKline's website and read their information, you would learn much about it.
Here is the GSK link for Revolade: [url] www.gsk.ca/english/docs-pdf/product-monographs/Revolade.pdf [/url]
Here is the GSK link for Promacta: [url] www.gsksource.com/gskprm/en/US/adirect/gskprm?cmd=ProductDetailPage&product_id=1363114461506 [/url]

At the risk of repeating myself, I'll ask for like the fourth time; have you tried 'Dexamethasone' (Decadron) as an alternative to hospitalization and IVIG? That is one drug which gives a good platelet count boost in just 2-4 days for many people. It's an inexpensive steroid. Great for a 'rescue' treatment as an alternative to IVIG. I've never had to do IVIG, because I use Dex for a quick boost when I need one.
Dexamethasone is also used sometimes to kick-start Revolade treatment.
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