At Manipal Hospitals, treatment begins with a detailed consultation and careful review of medical history. Specialists assess symptoms such as fatigue, infections and bleeding concerns. A thorough physical examination is followed by blood tests, including complete blood count and reticulocyte count. If required, peripheral smear analysis and bone marrow aspiration with biopsy help confirm the diagnosis. The team evaluates disease severity and identifies possible underlying causes before developing an individualised treatment plan.
Once confirmed, aplastic anaemia management may include immunosuppressant therapy, blood transfusions or antibiotics to control infections. In suitable cases, allogeneic stem cell transplantation is discussed after careful evaluation. Doctors provide clear explanations about procedures, benefits and potential side effects. Psychological support and counselling are offered when needed to help patients cope with long-term treatment. Scheduled follow-up visits help monitor blood counts and treatment response. Ongoing support ensures timely adjustments to therapy and promotes long-term health stability. Patients also receive guidance on lifestyle precautions and infection prevention measures as part of continued care.
