Extremely Rare

Posted in Crankbaits by admin on April 3, 2009

What is PPT (extremely rare condition)?

Someone I know has been diagnosed with so-called PPT, as my grandmother told me. It was really light for days, and he collapsed and was now transported to the hospital. He was unconscious for several hours and my grandmother said "yellow questions", and have with her kidneys. The doctor said it is extremely rare and usually occurs only in children. Can anyone offer suggestions for this?

No offense to Marshall, which obviously does (his) duties and a lot of typing (or at least a good job of copying and pasting). But I'll venture a hypothesis here and assume that what you probably meant is "TTP - thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura." She also is a rare disorder, but it is a disease blood, which, in a word, causes blood clots, usually in small blood vessels, which may greatly reduce blood flow to organs such as kidney, heart or brain. IBT also causes red blood cells that carry oxygen to break inside her body, 's, these cells ruptured "harden" before his body can get rid of them. While trying to filter the blood normally, the kidneys the person may be damaged by red blood cells rupture (RBC). This can lead to more problems with clotting. The reason why I think you're referring to is acquired TTP is because the type of TTP is usually diagnosed later in life from childhood, as PPT (reference cited by Marshall), and can be caused by medications or other disease conditions. More importantly, TTP is very treatable. In fact, (a other website): "Most people recover completely from TTP when treated quickly. "My best wishes for a speedy recovery and safely to your friend for me. Good luck.