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Kawasaki disease
I daughter suffering from kawasaki and
treated with IVIG and continue asprin 70mg on 02 Apr 20. First echo report normal on 01 Apr 20. 2nd echo report was also normal on 20 may 20. Can I stop asprin now? is any blood test required
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Aspirin is continued for 6-8 weeks and depending on echo report further continuation is decided
Please consult your treating doctor who will see both reports and decide accordingly
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Better to consult your treating physician because in the diseases that requires follow ups always seek advice from treating physician.
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duration may be minimum for 6to 8wks or longer according to disease course in individuals.
Definitely there is need for further testing.
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I think the treating doc is the right person to guide u........
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Dr. Achyut Naresh Gite
Pediatrician
9 yrs exp
Aurangabad
Trust your treating pediatrician & follow his advice
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