How to do thrombocytopenic purpura
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I have some spots on my legs, the color is growing from dots, dark red, the color is getting deeper and deeper, recently I feel itchy, sometimes I feel really uncomfortable, I consulted in the hospital, said it is thrombocytopenic purpura skin disease, the hospital gave me better after treatment, let's take a look about how to do thrombocytopenic purpura.
How to do thrombocytopenic purpura
Treatment 1: differentiation inducer: some cells in the malignant clone of MDS patients still retain differentiation potential, and some drugs can induce the differentiation of tumor cells. Drugs can cause serious life-threatening hypercalcemia, so the changes of blood calcium should be closely monitored.
Treatment 2: combined chemotherapy: for most MDS, conventional anti leukemia treatment is not beneficial. MDS has low tolerance to chemotherapy and poor curative effect. Even if remission is achieved, the remission period is short. If the patient is younger than 50 years old and in good clinical state of RAEB-T, conventional chemotherapy can be used as appropriate.
Treatment 3: bone marrow transplantation: when the age is less than 50 years old, and in RAEB or RAEB-T, HLA homotype donors, medical conditions permit, allogeneic bone marrow transplantation can be considered.
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Here I would like to give you warm tips: animal food is the main food, mainly including all kinds of seafood, eggs and dairy products, such as yellow croaker, carp, squid, shrimp, crab, conch, shellfish, eggs (high egg yolk sensitization), duck eggs, egg products, milk, etc.; nuts have strong allergenicity and are easy to aggravate the allergy, such as walnut, pistachio, cashew nuts, almonds Pine nuts, chestnuts, etc.; some beans and bean products have sensitization, such as green beans, kidney beans, peas, broad beans, etc.; some fruits and vegetables, such as pineapple, mushrooms, beans, celery, chrysanthemum, lemon, etc.; health care products made of chocolate and pollen also have certain sensitization.