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Dr. Kaveri Joshi - Expert Hematologist in Punjab, India
Consultant clinical Hematology at UPPAL NEURO Hospital Amritsar.
Visiting Specialist at Shoor Multispeciality Hospital, Nayyar Hospital, Hartej Hospital, Amandeep Group of Hospital.
Dr. Kaveri Joshi Skilled and compassionate Doctor with experience in Lab medicine and patient care, diagnosis and providing quality and specialized medical services in field of hematology, immunohematology and cellular therapies.
Experience at the prestigious DMC Hospital Ludhiana, Punjab.
Our Services
Conditions we deal with
Tiredness
Unusual fatigue or weakness that doesn’t go away with rest.
Pale Skin
Skin looking unusually light or pale yellow.
Blood in Urine or Stool
Noticeable red or dark color in urine or bowel movements.
Bleeding
Unexplained bleeding from the nose, eyes, ears, wounds or unexplained bruising.
Jaundice
Yellowing of the skin and eyes.
Anemias
Low hemoglobin or red blood cell count.
Thalassemia
Genetic blood disorder affecting hemoglobin production.
Genetic Blood Disorders
Conditions passed down through families, like sickle cell disease.
Hemophilia
A bleeding disorder that prevents prolonged bleeding.
Low Platelets
Low Platelets count which can preent as bruising, bleeding, or tiredness
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How it work
Step 1: Identify Symptoms
Check for signs like bleeding, bruising, Breathlessness, unexplained fever, weight loss, loss of appetite
Step 2: Consult a Doctor
Visit our clinic or consult online to discuss your symptoms.
Step 3: Get Tests Done
Undergo diagnostic tests like CBC, clotting profiles, and more.
Step 4: Start Treatment
Begin a personalized treatment plan under expert care.
Answers to faqs
Anemia is a condition where your body lacks enough healthy red blood cells to carry oxygen to tissues. It is diagnosed using a blood test called a Complete Blood Count (CBC), which measures hemoglobin and red blood cell levels.
Symptoms include easy bruising, prolonged bleeding from cuts, nosebleeds, blood in urine or stool, and small red or purple spots on the skin called petechiae.
Abnormal clotting or bleeding can be caused by conditions like hemophilia, low platelet count, vitamin deficiencies, or certain medications such as blood thinners.
While genetic blood disorders like sickle cell disease or thalassemia are not curable, they can be managed with treatments such as medications, blood transfusions, or advanced therapies like stem cell transplants.
Many people live long, active, and fulfilling lives even with a blood disorder. A diagnosis doesn’t automatically mean a poor quality of life
Yes, you absolutely can have a family, even if you have a genetic blood disease 🤍 Many people with genetic blood conditions marry, have children, and build happy families. The key is planning and the right medical guidance, not giving up on the idea.
