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Treatment of hyperviscosity syndrome

Treatment of hyperviscosity syndrome

Treatment for hyperviscosity syndrome may vary based on the underlying cause. Hyperviscosity syndrome worsens dehydration, so your provider may prescribe intravenous (IV) hydration. In severe cases, healthcare providers may use: Partial exchange transfusions, where they remove a small amount of blood and replace it with saline solution. Plasmapheresis, where they remove and replace a small amount of plasma, the clear liquid part of your blood.

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