
A detailed one-to-one consultation where your symptoms, history and blood reports are reviewed by a hematologist. You leave with a clear diagnosis plan and next steps.

A small sample of bone marrow, usually taken from the hip bone under local anaesthesia, shows how blood cells are being produced. It is a key test to diagnose blood cancers, unexplained low counts and marrow failure.

Safe, monitored red blood cell transfusions for patients with severe anaemia — including thalassemia, aplastic anaemia and patients on cancer treatment.

Platelet support for patients with very low platelet counts or active bleeding — common during chemotherapy, in marrow failure, and in some infections.

Standard, evidence-based chemotherapy protocols for blood cancers such as leukaemia, lymphoma and multiple myeloma, with close monitoring of side effects and blood counts.

Modern targeted therapies and monoclonal antibodies that help the body's immune system recognise and attack cancer cells, often used alongside or after chemotherapy.

Bone marrow (stem cell) transplant replaces diseased marrow with healthy stem cells. It can offer a cure or long-term control for many blood cancers and marrow disorders. Dr. Nathani has performed numerous transplants of all three types:

Many treatments don't need a hospital stay. In day care, patients receive their treatment under supervision and go home the same day.
Start with an OPD consultation — we'll guide you from there.