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Giant platlet syndrome .

2019-01-13 08:34:43
Giant platelets syndrome. 75000 platlet. Smear PBS platelet count is 150000. Spleen is 13 cm. ICT test is +2.
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Scope is less but try homeopathy treatment

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Hi,in giant platelet syndrome,there are giant platelets that cannot stick together to an injured blood vessel walls, resulting in abnormal bleeding  when injured,it is genetic and rare disease
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scope of homoeopathic medicine is this condition is limited

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