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Q&A 05.24.24
Thrombocytopenia, PPI Therapy withdrawl symptoms, Thiamine deficiency and high lactate and ammonia, Hidden SIBO patterns on the OAT test
Dr. Leah:
45 year old female with a platelet count of 1,022 thou/cu mm. Platelets have been in the mid 700s for about 1.5 years and recently jumped. Several conventional tests, including chest/abdomen/pelvic CT have been done and all are WNL. JAK2 V617F mutation not detected. Waiting on CALR, MPL and BCR-ABL Assay to rule in/out Essential Thrombocythemia.
What infections/inflammatory conditions can raise platelets and nothing else?
IDEAS:
Continue with follow-up CBC labs monthly basis
Remember that platelets are removed from circulation with macrophages in the spleen and other organs breaking platelets.
High dose proteolytic enzymes 45 min before meals and/or 3 hours after…3x per day. Nutrazyme (3-4) capsules TID following this advice.
Liver support – silymarin, NAC, Glutathione, Coffee Enemas, etc.
Look for ENVIRONEMNTAL PROBLEMS, ie mold
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