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Mr. Carlo’s story
I was diagnosed with Werlhof on February
2005. On July 2005, the disease did not respond to
cortisone-based cure (also in high doses), and
rituximab, a monoclonal antibody, they suggested a
splenectomy.
Few months ago, CHIARA told me about dr.
Todisco. He treats thrombocytopenia in a
non-conventional manner, his works published on American
issues.
I visited him on 26 July 2005.
Now-a-days, after 15 months, I still have my spleen, I
feel well, I do sport (karate and volleyball), I have
not been using cortisone for a year, and my platelets
count is settled over 25,000 (last hemochrome 42,000
platelets).
CARLO.
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