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Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura, ITP
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This is a patient suffering from ITP (idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura) since almost one month. I underwent treatment for first two days single donar platelets of 3 units, which does not work on me, then doctor injected IV immunoglobulins 5 units in my body, after that the count has increased up to 80,000, then drop back to 28, 25
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HELLO,
WITH ALL THE TREATMENT YOU CAN TRY SIMPLY CITRUS FRUITS LIKE LEMON ORANGE KIWI GOOSEBERRY MOUSAMBI.
KIWI IS VERY FAST ACTING IN INCREASE OF PLATELET. NOTHING GOING TO HAPPEN AS IT IS FRUIT.
FROM PATANJALI GHAN VATTI2-2-2 MADE FROM THE CREEPER NIM GILOY IT'S VERY BITTER I HAD TAKEN IT RAW FOR SWINE FLU WITH DECREASE PLATELET COUNT.
IT GIVES POSITIVE RESULTS. THAN I COME TO KNOW ABOUT GHAN/DHAN VATTI RESULTS FOUND ARE VERY POSITIVE.
IF YOU FEEL LIKE SO YOU CAN HAVE.
O.K BYE.
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For ITP it takes some time to stood up. And it has been treated conservative management. Platelet transfusion iv immunoglobulins newer biologicals will help.
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