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11 years 4 months ago - 11 years 4 months ago #45498 by Itpsucks28
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I'm was diagnosis at 18months old with itp and almost died my platelet count was 2 I made it and I been in remission since I was 4 I'm 29 now and I'm back because my platelets go from 264 to 130 in less then a. Month my platelets are good and my red blood cells are low and when my platelets are down my red blood cells are down. I dont know what's going on
My platelet count right kow is only a little low it's 140k

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11 years 4 months ago #45546 by Melinda
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Can you talk with your doctor and ask what is going on, ask why your red blood cells go down when your platelet count goes down? Ask him/her what this is all about. I have a wonderful hematologist I could talk to, unfortunately he passed away and I see my new one next month.

How did you almost die when you were diagnosed?

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