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How is ITP different in children than in adults?

April 26, 2017adults children different ITP

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How is ITP different in children than in adults?

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ITP can be either acute (sudden onset, often temporary) or chronic (long lasting). Most children (80-90%) have acute ITP. These children usually recover within a few months whether they receive treatment or not. Recovery is possible even if your child is considered to have chronic ITP.