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... But for many adults, ITP worsens over time and most will eventually need treatment.If a person living with ITP does require treatment, a doctor may prescribe medications such as: Steroids — Help to reduce the production of antibodies against platelets Immunoglobulin — Temporarily works to treat ITP with a shot of antibodies Thrombopoietin receptor agonists ...
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... But for many adults, ITP worsens over time and most will eventually need treatment.If a person living with ITP does require treatment, a doctor may prescribe medications such as: Steroids — Help to reduce the production of antibodies against platelets Immunoglobulin — Temporarily works to treat ITP with a shot of antibodies Thrombopoietin receptor agonists ...