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PostPosted: 03/04/06 - 01:00    Post subject: Thrombocykopenia Vote now! Reply with quote

I was suffering from thrombocytopenia after pregnancy. Doctors at hospital recommended transfusion. I don’t know whether it’s severe or not. I need some advice or recommendation about thrombocytopenia. Thank you in advance.
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PostPosted: 03/07/06 - 08:54    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote

You may be having thrombocytopenia associated with pregnancy. You should know that many drugs may be taking can cause thrombocytopenia. First check out this list to see if you were taking any drug that may cause thrombocytopenia. I also had thrombocytopenia and I did not have to have a transfusion. The doctors were working to control a group of symptoms. They were able to turn my health around without resorting to a transfusion.
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