Haematology
Haematology services at Karan Hospital specialise in the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of blood-related disorders. Our expert haematologists manage conditions such as anaemia, bleeding and clotting disorders, blood cancers, and bone marrow diseases using advanced diagnostic tools and personalised care plans. With a strong focus on early detection and comprehensive treatment, we ensure safe and effective care for all age groups.
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Haematology is the medical branch that focuses on blood, blood-forming organs, and blood-related diseases. It deals with disorders affecting red and white blood cells, platelets, haemoglobin, bone marrow, lymph nodes, and the coagulation process. At Karan Hospital, our haematologists are equipped with advanced tools and clinical experience to manage both common and complex haematologic conditions. Using tests such as CBC, peripheral smear, bone marrow biopsy, and coagulation profiles, we ensure accurate diagnosis and targeted therapy. We prioritise early detection and customised care for each patient, from children to the elderly.
Who can be affected by haematological disorders?
- Children with thalassemia or anaemia
- Women with iron deficiency or heavy menstrual bleeding
- Elderly individuals with blood cancers
- Anyone with abnormal bleeding, clotting, or persistent fatigue
- Diagnoses disorders related to blood and bone marrow
- Detects anaemia, clotting disorders, and blood cancers
- Monitors platelet count, haemoglobin levels, and white/red blood cells
- Helps in the early detection of leukaemia and lymphoma
- Evaluates bleeding issues and abnormal clot formation
- Guides treatment for chronic blood diseases like thalassemia and haemophilia
- Frequent headaches or dizziness
- Supports overall immune system evaluation through white cell analysis
- Assesses response to chemotherapy and bone marrow transplants
- Detects infections, inflammation, and nutritional deficiencies (like iron or B12)
- Involves blood sample collection through venipuncture
- Complete Blood Count (CBC) test is the first step for basic screening
- Peripheral smear is examined under a microscope to study cell shapes and sizes
- Bone marrow biopsy is done for deeper evaluation when needed
- Coagulation tests check for clotting disorders
- Special markers help detect types of leukaemia or lymphoma
- Results are analysed by expert haematologists for diagnosis and treatment planning
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What is haematology?
Haematology is the study and medical treatment of blood-related diseases, including issues with red cells, white cells, and clotting.
What conditions are treated under haematology at Karan Hospital?
We treat anaemia, blood cancers like leukaemia, clotting problems, haemophilia, platelet disorders, and bone marrow-related issues.
Is a blood test enough to detect all haematological disorders?
Are haematological disorders hereditary?
Yes, conditions like thalassaemia and hemophilia are often genetic and can be passed from parents to their children.