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Chronic immune thrombocytopenia (ITP) is a condition that causes excessive or easy bleeding. This condition occurs when the platelet count is too low. Children can develop this condition followed by a viral infection. Immune thrombocytopenia usually shows no signs and symptoms, but if they do, then some of the signs are excessive bruising, blood in urine or stools, bleeding from the gums, and heavy menstrual flow than usual.

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Can a 26-year-old woman use Rituximab for chronic ITP?

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Does thrombocytopenic purpura cause bruises without injury?

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I have thrombocytopenia. Should I adjust the Eltrombopag dose?

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Should I start Eltrombopag for ITP at age 30?

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What are the safe ways to maintain platelets in pregnancy?

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Can ITP cause heavy periods, affect pregnancy, and delivery?

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What are the newer options that can manage SLE and ITP?

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What are the causes of a persistently low platelet count?

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How can my brother manage his ITP effectively at 45?

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I am 35, have ITP, and can I conceive safely?

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