actea1
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try this
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| cricket9014
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Polycytemia vera:Microvascular complications may appear clinically as headache, light-headedness, transient neurologic abnormality, transient ocular disturbance, tinnitus, atypical chest pain, paresthesias, and erythromelalgia (a rare but painful burning sensation of the hands or feet). Low-dose aspirin (81 mg or less per day) can be used to treat these disorders. So the answer is B
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| darkhorse
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urgent reduction in cell volume...phlebotomy...fffffff
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| freshdoc
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Phlebo phlebo
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| mikky
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| cricket9014
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I copied the answer from an official site, so the answer is asprin.And if you read the question with atention tou can also suspect a dehidration...so phebotomy is not a choice, you can not make a diagnosis of polycytemia only knowing the Ht, or Hb...
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| darkhorse
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There is nothing official about NBME
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| cricket9014
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there is official information about polycytemia vera...
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| SmokyWaters
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phelobotomy...
typical case...
next step is hydroxyurea...
aspirin ISNT TREATMENT its prophylaxis
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