HEMATOLOGY

Healthy blood is a guarantee of health and longevity. The circulatory system and blood-forming organs - bone marrow, lymph nodes, spleen, thymus gland - are responsible for the normal functioning of our entire body, determine the state of health and the ability to effectively resist infectious and viral diseases.

Hematologist is a doctor specializing in the prevention, detection and treatment of various diseases of the blood system, which is a combination of the organs of the hemopoiesis (bone marrow, lymph nodes and thymus gland), blood destruction (spleen, blood vessels) and blood itself.

Functions of the circulatory system:

delivery of oxygen and nutrients to organs and tissues;

removal of organs and tissues of carbon dioxide, waste products;

regulation and protection of the entire body;

The main factors of development of blood diseases

blood loss;

pathology of the intestine;

deficiency of iron in the body or increased need (pregnancy, feeding, rapid growth);

Vitamin B12 deficiency;

deficiency of folic acid;

bone marrow diseases;

hereditary diseases;

Experts of MC Evviva strongly recommend to undergo a haematological examination every year.

With what symptoms should you apply to the hematologist

Pale skin;

Pain in the spine, joints, bones;

Periodic or frequent weakness;

Periodic or frequent uncaused pain in the abdomen;

Periodic or frequent nasal bleeding, prolonged bleeding with injuries and cuts;

Appearance of bruises on the skin with minimal external influence, trauma;

A prolonged temperature increase in the case of untreated infectious diseases;

A "sinus" rash on the skin;

Decreased appetite;

Increase and soreness of the lymph nodes.

Important! Pregnancy planning is an important reason for addressing a hematologist. During pregnancy, the body of a woman is rebuilt in accordance with its new function - the carrying of a child, during this period, it is especially necessary for him to have competent support.

With what diseases of the blood system should you address in the MC Evviva

anemia (including anemia of pregnant women);

coagulopathy (pathology of hemostasis during pregnancy);

increased hemoglobin levels;

increased bleeding;

increased number of leukocytes;

increased number of platelets;

decreased number of leukocytes;

enlargement of lymph nodes.

Do not be afraid to seek medical help at the slightest suspicion of the disease. Hematologists of the medical center Evviva will never refuse to resolve issues of a medical nature!