Your blood plays a big role in your health, and we want to make sure it's functioning the way it should. If you have a blood disorder, we're here to help you treat it in the best possible way.
Hematology focuses on the care of patients with common disorders of the blood, bone marrow, and lymphatic systems (an important part of the immune system).
Hematologists treat issues like anemia, blood clots (thrombosis), bleeding problems, bone marrow and blood cancers (hematological malignancies) and other disorders that are either present from birth or come on over time.
A form of cancer that causes abnormal, cancerous white blood cells. Symptoms of leukemia include low energy, easy bruising and continued infections.
These disorders prevent your body from being able to stop its bleeding effectively. Cuts or other scrapes that are slow to clot/stop bleeding, as well as premature strokes and heart attacks, are possible signs of a bleeding disorder.
These disorders are caused by your bone marrow’s stem cells, which is where your blood cells are produced. Potential symptoms of bone marrow disorders include exhaustion, bruising and infections that won’t go away.
This is when your body doesn’t have enough red blood cells, which carry oxygen throughout your body. Low energy, loss of hair and pale skin are all symptoms of anemia. Shortness of breath (without exercise) can also be a symptom.
This is when your body’s immune system, like your white blood cells, can’t defend against infections. Fevers, night sweats and infections that won’t heal are signs of immunodeficiency.
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