Question 1

How to contact the doctors?

Accepted Answer

Please submit your inquiry on the website. Upon review of the details, a case manager from our team is assigned. The case manager will assist you with opinion, cost, travel, stay, and appointment with the doctor.

Question 2

How do we prepare the list of doctors?

Accepted Answer

The doctors we list are highly sought after by patients.

We consider experience, designation, patient feedback, hospital reputation and our own experience of working with them amongst many factors in creating the list.

Question 3

Who are the specialists in the Hematology department?

Accepted Answer

The different specialists in the Hematology department may include the following:

Hemato-Oncologists deal with acute and chronic leukemias, lymphoma, and multiple myeloma.
Pediatric Hematologists deal with hematological problems in children.
Transfusion Medicine Specialists deal with routine blood grouping, antibody identification, red cell phenotyping, crossmatching, and other pre-transfusion tests.

Many times, one doctor has more than one specialty. You can consult with that specialist, depending on your condition.

Question 4

What kind of treatment does the haematologist advise for multiple myeloma and aplastic anaemia?

Accepted Answer

Types of treatment advised by the haematologist for multiple myeloma and aplastic anaemia are:

Chemotherapy
Targeted therapy
Immunotherapy
Stem cell transplantation
Blood transfusions
Immunosuppressive medications

Question 5

When do haematologists perform bone marrow biopsies?

Accepted Answer

A haematologist performs bone marrow biopsies to diagnose certain blood-related conditions, such as anaemia, leukaemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma, aplastic anaemia, evaluation of unexplained fevers, etc.

Question 6

What expertise do haematologists offer for treating rare blood disorders?

Accepted Answer

Haematologists are experts in treating rare blood disorders, interpreting specialised blood tests, performing bone marrow biopsy and analysis, and managing complications. They are also experts in target therapy, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and other related fields.

Question 7

What medical reports are required before meeting a Hematologist?

Accepted Answer

Actual reports may vary from case to case, but carrying the above reports, if you have, would be helpful when meeting the hematologist:

Blood test results
A list of all current medications you are taking, including doses (also include over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements, etc.)

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