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I am interested in consulting with a dietitian specializing in hematological disorders. Where did you find a dietitian with this specialty?
Thanks, Colleen! I wish every ET patient got a dietary and physical therapy consult! Diet and exercise play a big role in reducing overall clot risk. And some changes in diet and exercise can help with fatigue. I have had ET-CALR for 15 years, on HU for 5, and no clots so far.