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    Polycythemia Vera Remedies

    Updated: 04/21/2012

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    Polycythemia vera is an abnormal increase in the number of blood cells (primarily red blood cells) produced by the bone marrow.

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    REMEDIES NEEDED

    01/05/2011: John from La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico: "Polycythemia vera: This disease affects people from eastern europe and causes the bone marrow to make too many red blood cells. The only way I have been able to control it is to have a pint of blood taken every two weeks until the reading goes down to 46 then have blood tests every two weeks to see if it has gone high again which it usually does. Does any one on here know of a better wasy to control this. Thanks."

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    05/24/2011: Montage from Los Angeles, Ca/usa replies: "I also suffer from the same thing and would be intrested in any input from the community that has found benefits."
    07/24/2011: Judy from Selma, Tx replies: "I found your site by accident, Thank you for being there>! I have had Polycthemia Vera for 5 to 6 years and is controlled by phlebotomies and now 12mg coumindin, I had a DVT in Aug 09 and now a superficial blood clot in my right bicep from the cuff being squeez too tight and now I have phlebitis in my arm.

    I am working on getting my body in pH balance. My question is there any treatment for the PV?

    Thanks and I am going to start the Lemon pH treatment.

    je"

    07/25/2011: John from Lapaz, Baja California Sur, Mexico replies: "Hi Judy from Texas, I have the same thing red blood cell count was high. Had to get blood drawn every two weeks for it to go to an acceptable level. I did some research, well lots of research, and found the nattokanase is a clot buster, so I figured what the heck why not. I started taking 500mg 2000F. U. About three months ago, my last, two blood counts where in the low normal range. This is the only thing I did differently, so I have to assume that is what did it. Of course you should first check with your health care practioner before you start on this. But it worked for me. Best - John"
    09/12/2011: Judy from Selma, Tx/us replies: "hello john from La Paz: I am new to the computer world so had to find someone to help with all this lingo. Thanks the product you mentioned I am going to try it, how are u doing with your PV? I have never spoken to anyone that has this same problem, I am thankful that you have responded. I found out I had pv in '05 and have been seeing Count Dracula monthly for treatment. I am hoping that you can give me some insite as to how to better handle all this. Thanks jeverett from Selma"
    09/28/2011: John from La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico replies: "Hi Judy: Sorry for the delay, but have been out to sea for a couple of months. My PV has remained in the low normal range so I am quite pleased with this. I am hoping that it will continue. How are you doing?"
    10/07/2011: Bill from Redondo Beach, California replies: "I am 65 years pld and I have had PV for 9 years. I had a clot that caused a heart attack, which was when I found I had PV. I also see Count Dracula monthly and have a phlebotomy when the numbers are out of range.

    For the past 4 years on a daily basis I take 500 mg of Hydroxyrhea, this has really helped lowering my platlet count. I do not take any other drugs except baby aspirin daily.

    I also had a test to confirm that I had a mutation of the JAX Gene. Also had a bone marrow extraction for further study."

    01/18/2012: George from Turlock, Ca replies: "Told in 05 that I had pv, doing the pl-botomy but looking for something to keep the flow going. What's with the lemons?"
    04/21/2012: Nornd from Rotorua, New Zealand replies: "I have been recently diagnosed with PV and my treatment is underway (venesection). Anyone know of anything else that will help please?"

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