Looking for a haematology consultation near me? My Health Assistant connects you with experienced and GMC-registered specialists offering haematology services in your area. Whether you’re managing a known blood condition or seeking diagnosis for unexplained symptoms, we help you find trusted experts for personalised, accurate care.
A haematology consultation is an appointment with a specialist doctor who diagnoses and treats disorders of the blood and bone marrow. This includes conditions affecting red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets, clotting factors, and immune responses. Your haematologist will review your symptoms, medical history, and test results to provide an accurate diagnosis and treatment plan.
A typical consultation lasts 30–60 minutes and may include:
Detailed medical history and symptom review
Discussion of previous blood tests, scans, or treatments
Physical examination, especially of lymph nodes, spleen, or signs of bleeding
Ordering of additional diagnostic tests (e.g., full blood count, bone marrow biopsy, clotting tests)
Personalised treatment recommendations or referral to other specialists if needed
The consultation may be in person or online, depending on the provider and your health status.
Haematology consultations are carried out by consultant haematologists — doctors trained in internal medicine and blood-related conditions. All haematologists listed on My Health Assistant are GMC-registered and work in NHS or private clinical settings following strict medical and safety standards.
You may need a haematology consultation if you’re experiencing or managing:
Unexplained anaemia or chronic fatigue
Abnormal bleeding or bruising
Clotting disorders (e.g. DVT, thrombophilia, haemophilia)
Low or high white blood cell counts
Platelet abnormalities
Leukaemia, lymphoma, or myeloma (blood cancers)
Frequent infections or immune disorders
Monitoring during chemotherapy or complex treatment regimens
Your GP may refer you for a haematology assessment if blood tests show unusual results.
Depending on your needs, haematology services may include:
Diagnostic blood testing and interpretation
Bone marrow aspiration or biopsy
Genetic testing for inherited conditions
Clotting studies and coagulation profiling
Treatment planning for cancer, anaemia, or immune disorders
Infusion therapy or transfusion support
Ongoing monitoring and second opinions
Your haematologist will guide you through the most appropriate investigations and care plan.
If left untreated, blood disorders can lead to:
Severe fatigue and reduced oxygen delivery
Bleeding complications or clot formation
Compromised immunity and frequent infections
Organ damage due to low or high blood cell counts
Progression of undiagnosed cancers or autoimmune conditions
Early diagnosis and management are essential to prevent complications and improve long-term outcomes.
When booking a consultation, look for:
GMC-registered specialists in haematology
Experience with your specific condition or symptoms
Access to advanced diagnostics and hospital facilities
Positive reviews and patient outcomes
Clear communication, treatment options, and aftercare support
My Health Assistant makes it easy to compare haematology experts based on location, availability, and specialisms.
Find the support you need, no matter your health concern or objective. My Health Assistant connects you with local professionals who understand and care.
