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Does anyone have Back pains with I.T.P.?

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13 years 3 months ago #30161 by Lady Elly
Does anyone have Back pains with I.T.P.? was created by Lady Elly
Recently I have been having back pains. Had blood test taken and could not find anything wrong except low platelets.

Just wondering if it is normal to have back pains with I.T.P.?

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13 years 3 months ago #30180 by Vdeutsch85
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I felt that too but was wondering if it was because of prednisone
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13 years 3 months ago #30183 by Sandi
Replied by Sandi on topic Does anyone have Back pains with I.T.P.?
No. There are many causes of back pain and I wouldn't think low platelets would be a factor.
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13 years 3 months ago #30188 by Lady Elly
Replied by Lady Elly on topic Does anyone have Back pains with I.T.P.?
Thanks for your reply. I haven't been on predisone since 2010. But I do have low platelets since 2011. I have not taken any treatments for I.T.P. since Nov. 2011, so they stay low.

The back pain has been bothering me a lot the last few days. Thought it might be low platelets, so had some blood test run and doctor did not find anything in the blood test.

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13 years 3 months ago #30194 by Sandi
Replied by Sandi on topic Does anyone have Back pains with I.T.P.?
Could be a UTI, kidney stones, muscle spasm, muscle strain, disk problem, etc. I'd call the GP.
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13 years 3 months ago - 13 years 3 months ago #30203 by Melinda
Replied by Melinda on topic Does anyone have Back pains with I.T.P.?
ITP gets blamed for a lot but I can't imagine it causing back pain.

I've had back pain since diagnosis but it was from:
1)kidney stones [believe me that pain is something you don't forget and know you need help immediately !]
2) rotating some disks and sacrum from shoveling snow
3) a cyst in my spine

You know something is wrong if you have back pain and you need to see your doctor to get it figured out!

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