2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.jemermed.2007.11.107
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Aplastic Anemia: A Possible Toxic Effect of an Herbal “Colon Cleansing” Preparation

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“…In one patient, a third rechallenge with cow’s milk did not cause recurrent thrombocytopenia even though thrombocytopenia had apparently recurred with two previous exposures to cow’s milk (39). In the other seven patients, platelet count recovery was incomplete or follow‐up platelet counts were not reported (28, 38, 40–42).…”
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“…In one patient, a third rechallenge with cow’s milk did not cause recurrent thrombocytopenia even though thrombocytopenia had apparently recurred with two previous exposures to cow’s milk (39). In the other seven patients, platelet count recovery was incomplete or follow‐up platelet counts were not reported (28, 38, 40–42).…”
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“…Six articles described eight patients for whom the reported data suggested that a causal association of five substances with thrombocytopenia was unlikely (Table 6) (28,(38)(39)(40)(41)(42). In one patient, a third rechallenge with cow's milk did not cause recurrent thrombocytopenia even though thrombocytopenia had apparently recurred with two previous exposures to cow's milk (39).…”
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“…These are borne out by the complications of hydrotherapy seen in our clinics and practices. Some of the recent complications reported included rectal perforation, aplastic anaemia and disseminated abscesses [9–11].…”
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