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Every day we see someone like you, with a new and interesting question. This was a new one to me - so I put on my trusty "research nerd" hat and went looking. Most of what I found tells me this is not a "primary" health condition that has a specific treatment - rather it is usually a sign that some organ (usually the liver) has issues that need a further look.
Here is a brand new article from the National Institutes of Health that seems to provide a lot of information and references to other articles.
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK585137/
The good news is that this condition seems to be very treatable by identifying the underlying condition and dealing with it.
Do you have a follow-up appointment with your hematologist, or possibly a referral to someone more familiar with this condition?
Sue