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    Health Guide For:: Idiopathic Thrombocytopenic Purpura

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    This health guide provides advice and recommendations for idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP). It recommends taking safety precautions, maintaining a healthy lifestyle through diet and exercise, avoiding risky activities and substances, and consulting doctors. It also outlines potential natural remedies and obligations of managing the condition. Areas of the body that can be affected and bibliographic sources of additional information are listed.

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    This health guide provides advice and recommendations for idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP). It recommends taking safety precautions, maintaining a healthy lifestyle through diet and exercise, avoiding risky activities and substances, and consulting doctors. It also outlines potential natural remedies and obligations of managing the condition. Areas of the body that can be affected and bibliographic sources of additional information are listed.

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    This health guide provides advice and recommendations for idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP). It recommends taking safety precautions, maintaining a healthy lifestyle through diet and exercise, avoiding risky activities and substances, and consulting doctors. It also outlines potential natural remedies and obligations of managing the condition. Areas of the body that can be affected and bibliographic sources of additional information are listed.

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    Health guide for:

    idiopathic
    thrombocytopenic purpura
    1.
    Advises
    Advises
    ★ 1.You should pad the baby's crib in his play area.
    ★ 2.You should be sure to put helmets and protectors on
    children when they play sports.
    ★ 3.You should have a healthy diet and pick food that has
    lower saturated fat content.
    ★ 4.You should eat fruits and vegetables.
    ★ 5.You should do exercise regulary to be healthy.
    ★ 6.If you are overweight you should slim

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    Advises
    ★ 7.You should be careful with the alcohol.
    ★ 8.You should write down all the medicines that you
    take to not to forget them.
    ★ 9.You should make a list of all symptoms that you have
    to tell the doctor.
    ★ 10.You should ask a relative to accompany you to the
    consultation to support you.

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    2.
    Prohibitions
    Prohibitions
    ★ 1.You musn't do contact sports.
    ★ 2.You musn't take medicines with aspirin or Ibuprofen.
    ★ 3.You musn't smoke.
    ★ 4.You mustn’t ignore sickness or symptons of an
    illness.
    ★ 5.You musn't insult the doctor.
    ★ 6. You must avoid mercury.
    ★ 7. You musn’t drink alcohol.
    ★ 8. You mustn’t consume medical plants without
    medical consent.

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    Prohibitions
    ★ 9.You mustn’t eat meat, sugar, and foods that can
    interfere with blood clotting such as blueberries, onion,
    tomatoes, etc.
    ★ 10.You musn’t drink tonic.

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    3.
    Natural Remedies
    Natural Remedies
    ★ 1.These are some of the medical options that might
    help you: corticosteroids, intravenous (IV)
    immunoglobulin (Ig), and IV Rh anti-D.
    ★ 2.Rituximab is a human-murine monoclonal antibody
    that may reduce the number of B cells that produce
    auto antibodies.
    ★ 3.Exercise may help.
    ★ 4.Drinking water and a diet may help with the disease.
    ★ 5.Meditation may help with stress.

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    Natural remedis
    ★ 6.ITP might cause stress.
    ★ 7.The stress of having an illness may be helped by
    joining a support group.
    ★ 8.Taking medication that increases the production of
    platelets may help.
    ★ 9.Having at least seven to nine hours of sleep each
    night might help.
    ★ 10.Breathing slowly might help reduce stress and
    activates neurotransmitters found in the lungs.

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    4.
    Obligations
    Obligations
    ★ 1.You must consult your doctor before you suspect
    another misdiagnosis.
    ★ 2.You must go to the hematologist before six months
    have passed since the disease appeared to prevent it
    from becoming chronic.
    ★ 3.You must avoid certain medications with platelet-
    lowering substances.
    ★ 4.You must avoid all kinds of infections.
    ★ 5.You must avoid any trauma at abdominal level to
    prevent gastrointestinal bleeding and other visceral
    bleeding.

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    Obligations
    ★ 6. You mustn’t ingest food or beverages that may
    damage the spleen.
    ★ 7. You must control the color of your urine.
    ★ 8. You mustn’t scratch the stains.
    ★ 9. You mustn’t apply creams on stains without first
    consulting a hematologist.
    ★ 10. You must take more precautions especially if you
    are a woman, you are pregnant or you are a child,
    because it could affect you more this disease.

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    5.
    Things you can do
    Things you can do
    ★ 1.You can investigate what kind of medicines, foods or
    beverages could affect the disease.
    ★ 2.You can refresh the area with cold water, but not too
    much.
    ★ 3.You can keep doing your hobbies moderately.
    ★ 4.You can wear tight clothing to damage the skin as
    little as possible.
    ★ 5.You can consult the Web to find natural remedies that
    can help you to heal or improve the disease.

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    Things you can do
    ★ 6.If there´s an alert for any infection or virus, you can
    use protections such as masks to prevent contagion and
    prevent this disease.
    ★ 7. You can talk to people who have your illness and
    change advice and experiences.
    ★ 8.You can ask for help adapting to your new way of
    life.
    ★ 9.You can listen to music and release tensions.
    ★ 10.You can ask for days off at work and go on vacation

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    6.
    Parts of the body
    Petequitas Bruise

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    Epistaxis Gingivorragia

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    Brain Gastrointestinal
    hemorrhage hemorrhage

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    Hematuria

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    7.
    Bibliografy
    Bibliografy
    ★ https://es.slideshare.net/jcustodio91/purpura-trombocitopenica
    ★ Books
    ★ https://www.mayoclinic.org/es-es/diseases-conditions/idiopathic-thro
    mbocytopenic-purpura/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20352330
    ★ https://www.botanical-online.com/plantas-medicinales/subir-plaqueta
    s-remedios

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