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Heamatology idiopathic thrombocytopenic
My wife suffering ITP since 2019. Her plate late count was then 4000, after hospitalised charged IVG, and separately transfuse platelaate it was increased to 50,000. Doctors advised some steroids and no other medicine are available. Very costly medicine Revolade 500mg it is increasing to 250000.but after stopping againg it is decreased to 20000, 12000 only. back patch, reddish spot symptom in her body, . Blood releasing , from her pileas, during periods. I want to ask can anyone help for advice complete cure this disease.
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Hello,
I do understand your query.
Has your wife ever been give romiplastin and rituximab?
There are other biological treatment modalities available.
Kindly consult with me via chat.
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As of now at present only treatment is Steroid for this.. But urs history and reports are needed for further line of treatment. U can consult me through this app Or chat me regarding the same
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