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Erythrocytosis is a condition in which body makes too many red blood cells, or erythrocytes. RBCs carry oxygen to organs and tissues. Having too many of these cells can make blood thicker than normal and lead to blood clots and other complications. Erythrocytosis may be
· Primary: Caused by a disorder of blood-forming cells
· Secondary: Caused by a disorder that triggers increased production by normal blood-forming cells
Symptoms of erythrocytosis include:
· Headaches.
· Dizziness.
· Shortness of breath.
· Nosebleeds.
· Increased blood pressure.
· Blurred vision.
· Itching.
Nursing and Health Care is an open access journal with rapid publication process, high quality manuscripts with innovative research which covers all the aspects of Nursing and Health Care. This Journal accepts original Research Articles, Review Articles, Case Reports, Mini Reviews, Rapid Communication, Opinions and Editorials on all the topics of nursing and health care.
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