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How is Immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) treated ? What are some diagnostic tests required to determine it...?? Is it fully curable..??
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It’s not fully curable but paliate.
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Consult gen physician. Do platelets count and dengue profile. With CBC.
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Depends upon severity of the diseases.
Current medical treatment is based on drugs but underlying cause is not taken into account.
Why do we get any autoimmune condition in the first place. Most of the times, cause lies in diet, emotional stress, nutritional deficiencies and over-burden of toxins. If you share more details i will guide you further.
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Dr. Anjana Minu Rajan
Homoeopath
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,ITP is treated with steroids and blood transfusion, diagnostic test include blood test , medical history, physical exam
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ITP can be improved with steroids, needs details consult online for further guidance
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