Supplementation with 2000 mcg of vitamin B12 sublingual or oral tablets and 1600 mcg of folic acid is strongly suggested because deficiencies of these vitamins can cause numerous AIDS-related complications. The drug Epogen would be an appropriate conventional therapy. Thrombocytopenia Thrombocytopenia is a multisystem, life-threatening disorder of unknown cause, first observed and described in 1924. Thrombocytopenia is characterized by microvascular leakage with platelet aggregation. The disease is most common in adults and is associated with pregnancy and diseases such as HIV, cancer, bacterial infection, vasculitis, bone marrow transplantation, and drugs.
Many drugs can induce thrombocytopenia mediated by drug-dependent antiplatelet antibodies.
Platelet damage generally accompanies thrombocytopenia, releasing a substance into the bloodstream, which dramatically increases platelet adhesiveness and causes further complications. The cause is completely unknown. Impaired iron metabolism. Iron accumulates in the body, but its absorption by red blood cells is impaired. This disease contributes to the further reduction of red and white blood cells, causing the disease or complicating the treatment of anemia and anemia-associated diseases.