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Any medicines to reduce high hemoglobin without any side effects?
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Need the why: Hi hemoglobulin can be as simple as dehydration or my be related to list of many things. One is smoking. There are also many secondary causes related to something else i.e. Pulmonary disease. There are congential abnormal hemoglobulin or primary bone marrow disorders like polycythemia vera. This needs to be worked up. Treatments usually include phlebotomy i.e. Drawing blood off.
Answered 6/16/2018
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