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Why is blood health crucial?

Blood not only supplies the body with oxygen, nutrients, and hormones but also protects it from infections. Disorders in its composition can have serious consequences on overall health and often appear without clear symptoms, especially in the early stages. For this reason, regular hematological check-ups are of great importance.

When should you visit a hematologist?

We should not ignore the signals our body sends us. If we notice symptoms such as:

• Frequent fatigue and dizziness
• Paleness of the skin and rapid heartbeat
• Unexplained bruising or prolonged bleeding from wounds
• Swelling of lymph nodes for no apparent reason
• Frequent infections and weakened immunity
• Increased tendency toward thrombosis or the feeling of heavy legs

... it's time to schedule an appointment with a hematologist! In our policlinics in Nikšić and Porto Montenegro, you can schedule a hematological examination with Dr. Nikola Bakić.

What are the most common hematological problems?

• Anemia – a common cause of fatigue and weakness due to a lack of iron or other blood elements
• Coagulation disorders – tendency to bleed or form blood clots (thrombosis)
• Leukemia and lymphoma – diseases of blood cells and the lymphatic system
• Bone marrow disorders – reduced production of blood elements
• Autoimmune blood diseases – when the immune system attacks its own blood cells

Why are preventive hematological check-ups important? Many blood disorders develop gradually and do not show clear symptoms in the early stages. Detailed laboratory tests and consultations with a hematologist can significantly help in the early detection and effective treatment.

The first step in treatment is a check-up - book your appointment on time!