ITP Education Kit
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ITP Juego Educativo
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Treatment
Your doctor may decide whether or not treatment is necessary, depending upon your symptoms, platelet counts, and other laboratory test results. Patients with chronic ITP may receive different therapies over the course of treatment. No single therapy is right for every patient in all situations.
Children
Initial treatment of children with acute ITP remains a topic of debate among physicians because often the disease resolves without any treatment. Treatment may be necessary to prevent restrictions of physical activity and prevention of excessive bleeding.1
Adults
Approximately half of adults presenting to their physicians with symptoms of ITP have platelet counts below 10,000/mm3, putting them at risk for excessive bleeding. Therefore, adults generally require treatment at the time of diagnosis.1
Always seek the advice of your own physician or other qualified healthcare professional regarding any medical conditions.
Please see the Important Risk Information for WinRho® SDF for more detailed risk information and the Prescribing Information for full prescribing details.
- Cines D.B., Blanchette V.S. Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura. New England Journal of Medicine. 2002; 346(13): 995-1008.
