Managing a Blood Disorder or Seeking Specialized Hematology Care?
From early diagnosis to bone marrow transplants, Manaaki connects you with expert hematologists and globally trusted treatment pathways.
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Managing a Blood Disorder or Seeking Specialized Hematology Care?
You’re not alone. Get expert care, emotional support, and clear guidance—every step of your journey.
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What is Hematology?
Hematology is the medical specialty concerned with blood and blood-forming tissues, including red cells, white cells, platelets, and bone marrow. It covers both benign and malignant disorders, ranging from anemia and clotting issues to leukemia, lymphoma, and transplant requirements.
"Hematology care isn't just about treating blood disorders—it's about restoring vitality, building resilience, and standing by you every step of the way."
Conditions We Help Manage
Anemia
Leukemia
Lymphoma
Multiple Myeloma
Hemophilia
Thalassemia
Is Your Blood Telling You Something?
Early detection saves lives—understand the key factors that may increase your risk of blood-related conditions.
Age Factor
Some blood disorders, including anemia and certain cancers like leukemia, become more common with age.
Nutritional Deficiencies
Low levels of iron, vitamin B12, or folate can lead to anemia and other blood abnormalities.
Exposure to Toxins or Radiation
Long-term exposure can damage bone marrow and increase the risk of blood cancers.
Genetic Predisposition
Inherited conditions such as thalassemia, sickle cell anemia, or clotting disorders can run in families.
Chronic Infections or Diseases
Conditions like HIV, hepatitis, or autoimmune disorders can affect blood health over time.
Certain Medications or Treatments
Chemotherapy, radiation, or long-term drug use may lead to blood count abnormalities.
Signs and Symptoms
Stay alert — early signs of blood disorders can lead to timely diagnosis and better outcomes.
Unusual fatigue or weakness
Pale or yellowish skin
Frequent
infections
Easy bruising or bleeding
Shortness of
breath
Swollen lymph nodes or spleen
Bone or joint
pain
Prolonged fever or night sweats
Do’s and Don’ts for Blood Health
Stick to these simple guidelines to stay on the right track.
- Get your CBC and clotting profiles checked regularly if at risk
- Follow up immediately after abnormal test results
- Maintain a nutrient-rich diet (especially iron and B12)
- Be open about any family history of blood disorders
- Keep up with vaccinations and infection prevention if immunocompromised
- Ignore unexplained fatigue or bruising
- Delay treatment for any suspected malignancy
- Start supplements without professional guidance
- Miss follow-up appointments or lab tests
- Underestimate the importance of early intervention
Get a Personalized Hematology Plan
Whether you’re managing a chronic blood condition, undergoing chemotherapy, or planning for a stem cell transplant—Manaaki ensures accurate diagnosis, clear planning, and expert-led care.
- Complete Blood Workups & Genetic Testing
- Bone Marrow Biopsy & Flow Cytometry
- Chemotherapy & Immunotherapy for Blood Cancers
- Targeted Therapy (e.g. for CML, Myeloma)
- Coagulation Disorders Management
- Blood Transfusions and Supportive Therapy
- Stem Cell & Bone Marrow Transplants
How Manaaki Healthcare Helps You
"At Manaaki, we simplify your medical journey by offering expert guidance, world-class treatment options, and full support—every step of the way."
We offer 100% assistance with visa processing, ensuring a seamless and stress-free journey. Our expert hematologists are available for consultations, with urgent cases prioritized for immediate attention. Every service is delivered with transparent and affordable pricing—so you can focus on your recovery, not hidden costs.
Top Hospitals for Hematology
Our network includes renowned hospitals accredited by global standards such as NABH and JCI.
Start Your Treatment Journey
Begin your care journey with expert support at every step.
End-to-End Help
At Manaaki Healthcare, we do more than connect you to world-class treatment.
Consultation & Medical Review
Get expert advice and a personalized treatment plan.
Hospital & Doctor
Selection
Choose from top hospitals and specialists worldwide.
Visa & Travel
Assistance
Hassle-free documentation and travel arrangements.
Treatment &
Recovery
Receive world-class medical care with continuous support.
What Makes Manaaki Different?
Choosing the right medical facilitator can be overwhelming.
Partnered with NABH & JCI accredited hospitals
Transparent & affordable pricing
Dedicated medical advisors & interpreters
Visa & travel assistance included
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4. End-to-End Care
Fighting and Winning Against Cancer
At Manaaki, we stand by you in your fight against cancer. With over 300 families assisted since our establishment in 2022, we have countless stories of courage and victory to share. Our commitment is to provide the best care and support, making a lasting impact on each patient’s journey.
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FAQS
What is hematology?
Hematology is the branch of medicine focused on diagnosing and treating blood disorders, including anemia, clotting issues, and blood cancers like leukemia and lymphoma.
When should I see a hematologist?
You should consult a hematologist if you have abnormal blood test results, unexplained fatigue, frequent bruising or bleeding, or have been diagnosed with a blood disorder.
What are common blood disorders?
Common conditions include anemia, thalassemia, hemophilia, deep vein thrombosis (DVT), leukemia, lymphoma, and multiple myeloma.
What tests does a hematologist perform?
Tests may include a complete blood count (CBC), bone marrow biopsy, coagulation studies, genetic testing, and blood smears.
Is treatment for blood disorders long-term?
Some conditions like anemia may be short-term, while others like leukemia or clotting disorders may require long-term or lifelong management.
Are blood cancers curable?
Some blood cancers are highly treatable and even curable, especially with early diagnosis and proper treatment such as chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or bone marrow transplant.
What are the symptoms of a blood disorder?
Common signs include fatigue, pale skin, frequent infections, unusual bleeding or bruising, bone pain, and swollen lymph nodes.
Do you assist with international patients and travel?
Yes, we provide full support with visa processing, travel coordination, and local accommodation to ensure a smooth treatment journey.
