Yes: Vitamin k merely keeps your clotting factors normal. This is a whole different division from the platelet department, and in fact interfering with these doesn't protect about the problems that thrombocytosis may cause. Your physician can manage your thrombocythosis -- i'm guessing you have essential thrombocythemia -- often the best treatment is "do nothing." best wishes.
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