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Hematology

Hematologist in Dublin, GA

Diagnosis and treatment for anemia, low iron, abnormal blood counts, clotting and bleeding disorders and blood cancers — with an in-house lab and next-day appointments.

At Georgia Blood & Cancer we diagnose, treat and manage blood disorders for patients across middle Georgia. Our team is led by Dr. Marco Ayulo, board certified in internal medicine and medical oncology.

Because our lab and infusion suite are in the same office, most patients get answers — and start treatment — without being sent somewhere else.

Hematology care at Georgia Blood & Cancer

Blood conditions we treat

Iron deficiency anemiaOther anemias (B12, folate, chronic disease)Low platelets (thrombocytopenia)High or low white blood cell countsPolycythemia vera & high red cell countsBlood clots (DVT, PE, thrombosis)Bleeding disorders & von Willebrand diseaseHemophiliaSickle cell diseaseThalassemiaChronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL)Chronic myeloid leukemia (CML)Lymphoma (Hodgkin & non-Hodgkin)Multiple myeloma & plasma cell disordersPregnancy-related blood disorders
Early answers, better outcomes

Symptoms worth checking

Red blood cell disorders

Fatigue, shortness of breath, weakness, headaches, pale skin, craving ice.

White blood cell disorders

Fevers, frequent infections, night sweats or general malaise.

Platelet & clotting disorders

Easy bruising, heavy or prolonged bleeding, nosebleeds, or blood clots.

How we diagnose and treat

Evaluation starts with your medical history, an exam and targeted blood tests — a complete blood count, iron studies including ferritin, B12 and folate, and further testing when needed. Treatment is matched to the diagnosis: IV iron for iron deficiency, medication or injections for other conditions, and on-site chemotherapy or immunotherapy for blood cancers.

Expecting mothers with anemia or other blood problems can read about pregnancy-related blood disorders, and patients with lymphoma, myeloma or leukemia can learn more in navigating blood cancers.

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Hematology FAQs

When should I see a hematologist?
Your doctor may refer you — or you can come on your own — if bloodwork shows anemia, low ferritin, abnormal white cell or platelet counts, a clotting problem, or easy bruising and bleeding. Ongoing fatigue that iron pills haven’t fixed is one of the most common reasons patients see us.
What happens at the first visit?
We review your history and any labs you bring, examine you and order the tests needed to pin down the cause — most run in our in-house lab. Then we explain the diagnosis and treatment options and schedule treatment if you need it.
Is there a hematologist near Dublin, GA?
Yes. Georgia Blood & Cancer’s hematology clinic is at 207 Fairview Park Dr, Dublin, GA, with next-day and telehealth appointments for patients across Laurens County and middle Georgia.