The Department of Haematology of Star Hospital is dedicated towards studying blood and its related disorders. We comprise a team of highly skilled haematologists who specialize in understanding components of the blood and treating both common and rare blood disorders. Treatment of bone marrow, blood cells, and platelets are some of the common disorders treated by haematologists.
Key Treatments
- Lymphoma
- Acute Leukaemia
- Chronic Leukaemia
- Platelet Disorders
- Plasma Cell Disorders
- Haemoglobin Disorders
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Frequently Asked Questions on Haematology
What is the use of white blood cells?
White blood cells are the defence system of the body that fights infections and bacteria preventing you from various diseases. A lack of white blood cells in the body increases the risk of illness.
How do I manage my haemoglobin levels?
Many factors affect the level of haemoglobin in the body most of which are iron deficiency, urinary tract infections and liver problems. Consuming iron-rich foods can help to manage the haemoglobin levels.
What are the major signs of blood disorders?
Bone pain, blood in urine, dizziness, and excessive menstrual bleeding are all major indications of blood disorders.
What is Thrombophilia?
It is a rare condition when there is a high chance of blood clotting in the body resulting in abnormal blood flow within the body. This can lead to swelling within the body leading to serious health complications.
Which blood group is the universal blood type?
AB positive is regarded as the universal recipient and can receive blood from any blood type. Whereas, O negative is regarded as a universal donor that can give blood to any blood type.
How often should I get blood checkups?
It is advised to check your blood with Basic Metabolic Panel (BMP) and Complete Blood Count (CBC) once every year. However, another blood test may depend on your age and medical conditions.
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