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I am seeking your recommendation for a best heamatology consultant in London to investigate high platelet count please

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Hi,

I would appreciate your recommendation/suggestion for a best heamatology professor/consultant who can investigate the reason of elevated platelet count in London please

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NickyD

What is your platelet count?

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Remmsa118

Hi Nicky is it based on the count of platelet as I have been advised to see heamatology doctor

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NickyD in reply toRemmsa118

Yes i am interested in what your platelet count is.

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Remmsa118

I am thinking of Dr Drew Provan or Prof A Newland

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NickyD in reply toRemmsa118

Drew Provan retired a couple or more years ago.

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Remmsa118 in reply toNickyD

I got an appointment with Dr Drew Provan in BMI London healthcare, the independent hospital in London, is he the same doctor that you refer to or there are two hematology doctors with the same name in London? I would appreciate your help and advise as I am confused.

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NickyD in reply toRemmsa118

He must have retired from St Barts hospital. If you can see him then i would suggest you do. He is the top guy.

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Sounds very much like the same Dr Provan. Ask them if he was a Senior Lecturer in Haematology at Bart Hospital. If it is Drew you have got one of the world's leading authorities on ITP and the treatment there of.

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