An Uncommon Blood Disorder
You’re most likely curious at how risky Nicole’s condition was. The mortality rate of the blood clots formed due to TTP is 95% if not treated immediately. The disease increases the blood glycoprotein in hemostasis and triggers the formation of blood clots in different parts of the body. All of Nicole’s symptoms with bruises, fever, and fatigue confirmed this. One out of 100,000 people is affected by TTP and most of those who suffer from the disease are women. 10% of the people of have TTP also experience it while they are young.
An Uncommon Blood Disorder
Lasting Effects
Thankfully, Nicole’s condition was diagnosed early and the doctors were able to provide her medication to manage the disease. Nicole was able to live a normal life without the fear of experiencing blood clots that were life-threatening. Because of this, Nicole doesn’t think much about her illness. Yet, the doctor told her that the TTP medication could prove to be harmful for the baby. Nicole couldn’t stop taking medication and it seems that there was no way around their dilemma.
Lasting Effects
