Trastornos plaquetarios cualitativos adquiridos; Trastornos adquiridos de la función plaquetaria
El tratamiento está dirigido a la causa de la anomalía. La diálisis reduce la tendencia al sangrado si la causa es la insuficiencia renal. Es posible que se necesiten transfusiones de plaquetas o tromobocitaféresis (extracción de plaquetas de la sangre y reemplazo por plaquetas donadas) en trastornos de la médula ósea. Las anomalías plaquetarias inducidas por medicamentos requieren la interrupción del medicamento.
Con el tratamiento de la causa de la anomalía generalmente se corrige el defecto.
Se debe llamar al médico si:
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