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Hematology
is the branch of medicine that deals with blood and the body
tissues that make it. Hence, hematologists
are physicians who specialize in the treatment of blood and
the blood system, including the spleen and the lymph gland.
They may be internists or pathologists who further specialize
in disorders of the blood.
Some
of the blood disorders that are treated by a hematologist are:
Hemophilia
: A rare inherited blood disorder in which blood does not
clot because the person has either a low level of or no clotting
factors at all. The major symptoms of hemophilia are bleeding
and bruising.
Deep
Vein Thrombosis : A blood clot that forms in a vein deep
in the body, especially in the leg or hip. Blood clots in the
veins of the thigh are usually more serious than clots in the
lower leg. If a clot in a vein breaks off and travels through
your bloodstream, it can lodge in your lung. This is called
a pulmonary embolism and is a very serious condition that can
cause death. Sometimes blood clots occur near the surface of
the skin. These are less serious as they cannot travel to the
lungs. The major symptoms of deep vein thrombosis are swelling
of the leg, pain or tenderness in the leg, increased warmth
and pain in the swollen part of the leg, red or discolored skin.
Idiopathic
Thrombocytopenic Purpura (ITP) : A bleeding disorder
in which the blood does not clot because of a low count of platelets,
which help the blood clot and stop bleeding, in the blood. Major
symptoms are bruising for no apparent reason, red spots like
a rash on the skin, bleeding that is hard to stop, bleeding
from the gums, nosebleeds, heavy menstrual bleeding in women,
blood in urine and stool.
Pulmonary
Embolism : A sudden blockage in a lung artery, usually
due to a blood clot that traveled to the lung from the leg.
This is a serious condition that can cause permanent damage
to the lung, lack of oxygen in the blood, and damage to other
organs due to the lack oxygen. Symptoms of Pulmonary Embolism
include unexplained shortness of breath, chest pain that gets
worse with a deep breath, or coughing up blood.
Sickle
Cell Anemia : An inherited blood disease in which a person
is born with affected red blood cells. Normal red blood cells
are smooth and round, and move easily through blood vessels
to carry oxygen to all parts of the body. In sickle cell anemia,
the red blood cells are hard, sticky, and shaped like sickles.
When these hard and pointed red cells go through the small blood
vessels, they tend to get stuck and block the flow of blood.
This causes pain, damage, and a low blood count or anemia. Symptoms
of Sickle Cell Anemia include anemia, pain in any part of the
body, fatigue, paleness, yellowish skin and eyes, and shortness
of breath.
Thalassemia
: An inherited blood disorder in which the genes that code
for hemoglobin are either missing or different than the normal
genes. This causes mild or severe anemia due to reduced hemoglobin
and fewer red blood cells than normal. The symptoms for Thalassemia
are fatigue, paleness, dark urine, protruding abdomen with enlarged
spleen or liver, abnormal facial bones and poor growth in children.
If
you get any of the symptoms given for any of the diseases above
during your visit to Oahu, please don't take it lightly. Be
sure to consult a hematologist and make sure that it is nothing
serious. Oahu.us has made it convenient for you to find
a hematologist by listing them under the area of Oahu they can
be found in. Get in touch with a hematologist from the area
of Oahu that you are in at the time.
Honolulu
Jonathan
K Cho, MD
1360
S Beretania St # 301 &
1329
Lusitana St # 307
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
524-2575 (808) 524-6115 |
Fortunato
V Elizaga, MD
1712
Liliha St # 306
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
524-1144 |
Darryl
Glaser, MD
1319
Punahou St
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
983-8551
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Kaye
K Kawahara, MD
1329
Lusitana St # 307 &
1360
S Beretania St # 301 &
321
N Kuakini St # 412
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
524-6115
(808)
524-2575
(808)
531-8521 |
| Wade
Kyono, MD
1319
Punahou St
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
983-8551 |
Patrick
J Lam, MD
1523
Kalakaua Ave # 100
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
942-7727 |
Shigeko
O Lau, MD
888
S King St
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
522-4410 |
William
S Loui, MD
1329
Lusitana St # 307 &
1360
S Beretania St # 301
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
524-6115
(808)
524-2575 |
| Desiree
Medeiros, MD
1319
Punahou St
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
983-8551 |
Michelle
H Miyashiro, MD
1329
Lusitana St # 307 &
1360
S Beretania St # 301
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
524-6115
(808)
524-2575 |
Gordon
M Nakano, MD
1329
Lusitana St # 307 &
1360
S Beretania St # 301 &
321
N Kuakini St # 412
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
524-6115
(808)
524-2575
(808)
531-8521 |
Melvin
P Palalay, MD
1329
Lusitana St # 307
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
524-6115 |
| Niranjan
Rajdev, MD
1329
Lusitana St # 307 &
1360
S Beretania St # 301
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
524-6115
(808)
524-2575 |
Kenneth
N M Sumida, MD
1329
Lusitana St # 307 &
1360
S Beretania St # 301 &
321
N Kuakini St # 412
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
524-6115
(808)
524-2575
(808)
531-8521 |
Robert
W Wilkinson, MD
1319
Punahou St # 1050 &
1360
S Beretania St # 301
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
942-8144
(808)
524-2575 |
Kelley
A Woodruff, MD
1319
Punahou St #
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
983-8551 |
| Taying
Yang, MD 1360
S Beretania St # 301
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
524-2575 |
Arnold
Yee, MD 1641
Nuuanu Ave
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
529-0737 |
Winifred
Yee, MD 1641
Nuuanu Ave
Honolulu,
HI
(808)
529-0737 |
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Aiea
| Kathy
Brebe, MD 98-1079
Moanalua Rd # 580
Aiea,
HI
(808)
488-7797 |
Willaim
S Loui, MD 98-1079
Moanalua Rd # 580
Aiea,
HI
(808)
488-7797 |
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Kailua
Kaneohe
Mililani
| Jonathan
K Cho, MD 95-720
Lanikuhana Ave # 140
Mililani,
HI
(808)
627-9788 |
Michelle
H Miyashiro, MD 95-720
Lanikuhana Ave # 140
Mililani,
HI
(808)
627-9788 |
Melvin
P Palalay, MD 95-720
Lanikuhana Ave # 140
Mililani,
HI
(808)
627-9788 |
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Waipahu
Ewa
Beach
Wahiawa
Melvin P Palalay, MD
129 Lehua St
Wahiawa, HI
(808) 524-6115
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