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Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Adults Children Children Children Children A hematologist is a doctor who specializes in diseases of the blood, the hematopoietic and lymphatic systems.
If you often feel weakness, have unexplained bruises, nosebleeds, or your blood test results do not correspond to the norm, a hematologist will help determine the cause. Even seemingly minor symptoms may indicate serious changes in the body. A timely consultation not only allows for an accurate diagnosis but also prevents the development of dangerous complications.
At the Oxford Medical Center in Kyiv, you can undergo a full examination and receive a qualified consultation with a hematologist. Our specialists work according to international protocols, combining evidence-based medicine with an individual approach to each patient.
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It is necessary to consult a doctor if you are concerned about:
Frequent nosebleeds or other bleeding
Presence of bruises without trauma.
Poor blood coagulation after injuries.
Enlargement of lymph nodes.
Taking into account complaints and medical history, a hematologist may prescribe the following tests:
A basic laboratory test that allows assessment of red blood cells, hemoglobin, platelets, white blood cells, as well as their morphological features. It is the basis for the primary detection of anemia, infections, and inflammation.
Helps determine the functional state of organs and systems, particularly the liver, kidneys, and iron metabolism. Shows the level of ferritin, transferrin, serum iron, and proteins.
A comprehensive study that allows assessment of the immune system, important in cases of frequent infections, suspected immunodeficiencies, or autoimmune blood diseases.
Evaluates blood clotting indicators, including prothrombin time, INR, fibrinogen, and others. Used when hemorrhagic diatheses or thrombosis are suspected.
These indicators are important in macrocytic anemias and neurological complaints since deficiency of these vitamins affects hematopoiesis.
Performed when indicated to assess bone marrow function. Allows accurate determination of changes in anemia, leukemia, and other hematopoietic pathologies.
Detect specific proteins that may indicate the presence of a malignant process in the blood system, particularly when lymphoma or multiple myeloma is suspected.
Yes, it is advisable to prepare all available tests and examinations: complete blood count, coagulation profile, biochemistry, ultrasound, or other studies. Also, bring discharge summaries from previous consultations. This will help the doctor assess your condition faster and avoid repeated procedures.
Formulate your main complaints: when the symptoms appeared, how often they recur, and whether they are related to diet, stress, or lifestyle. A clear description will allow the doctor to better understand the course of the condition.
Yes, be sure to mention all medications you are taking, from vitamins and supplements to anticoagulants or hormonal drugs. Do not stop taking them on your own before the visit, as this information is essential for the correct interpretation of tests and further recommendations.
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The first visit to a hematologist is not only a conversation but also a comprehensive assessment of the patient’s health. The doctor not only inquires about complaints but also performs a clinical examination, provides recommendations regarding diagnosis or treatment. This approach allows forming an accurate picture.
The hematologist clarifies all symptoms: when they appeared, how they developed, whether there is a dependence on external factors. The doctor then asks about chronic diseases, surgeries, family history, including hereditary blood diseases and oncopathology.
During a physical examination, the hematologist pays attention to the color of the skin, mucous membranes, presence of hematomas, enlargement of lymph nodes, liver, and spleen. This makes it possible to suspect anemia, leukemia, or other pathologies.
Based on the results of the initial examination, the doctor prescribes tests and instrumental studies. This may include a complete blood count, coagulogram, immunogram, ultrasound of internal organs, or bone marrow puncture.
After assessing the patient’s condition and test results, the doctor provides individual recommendations. These may include lifestyle advice, prescription of drug therapy, referral to related specialists, or dynamic follow-up.
Experienced doctors. Consultations are conducted by hematologists with many years of experience.
Modern equipment. The medical center is equipped with expert-class diagnostic equipment.
Comprehensive approach. The opportunity to undergo all examinations and consultations in one medical center.
Convenient service. Online booking, comfortable conditions, attentive attitude towards patients.
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