Rhaematology is a department that studies diseases that affect the blood and their problems. Anemia, leukaemia, lymphoma, multiple myeloma, platelet problems, coagulation disorders, and other conditions are only a few examples. The rhaematologists deal with blood malignancies and are very proficient at doing accurate diagnoses to offer the right treatment. The department has cutting-edge equipment and facilities for improved research and diagnostics.
Rheumatologists are medical professionals with specialised training in identifying the reasons of musculoskeletal discomfort, swelling, and autoimmune connective tissue diseases. Finding the source of pain is crucial because, in many circumstances, an early diagnosis allows for the initiation of treatment when the disorder has the best potential of improving.

We will collaborate with you and your primary care physician to develop a personalised treatment plan that will address your discomfort, lessen the signs and symptoms of the disease, and assist you in improving your function because we are aware that each patient's experience is unique.

A multidisciplinary team made up of all the specialists who can assist will be put together. The doctors from our orthopaedic, physical medicine, and neurology departments, as well as any other specialist service providers, may fall under this category. It may also include physical or occupational therapists, nutritionists, psychologists, or social workers.