Professor Dr. Manal Abdel Sattar El-Sordi is a Professor of Internal Medicine and Hematology at the Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University. Her clinic is located in Sporting, 227 Port Said Street, Qasr El Omaraa Buildings, and her working hours are Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday from 1 PM to 3 PM. She provides diagnosis and treatment for various blood disorders and anemia, as well as blood clotting disorders and low platelet counts. Clinic Address & Working Hours: Sporting: 227
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What is Dr. Manal Abdel Sattar Al-Sardi's specialization?
Dr. Manal Abdel Sattar Al-Sardi specializes in internal medicine and hematology, and provides diagnostic and follow-up services for many blood disorders, anemia, platelet problems, and clotting.
Is Dr. Manal a specialist in treating blood clotting problems?
Yes, Dr. Manal Abdel Sattar Al-Sardi specializes in diagnosing and monitoring hereditary and acquired blood clotting disorders, in addition to cases of increased blood fluidity and bleeding problems, according to the patient's condition.
Professor Dr. Manal Abdel Sattar El-Sordi is a Professor of Internal Medicine and Hematology at the Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University. Her clinic is located in Sporting, 227 Port Said Street, Qasr El Omaraa Buildings, and her working hours are Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday from 1 PM to 3 PM. She provides diagnosis and treatment for various blood disorders and anemia, as well as blood clotting disorders and low platelet counts.
Clinic Address & Working Hours:
Sporting: 227 Port Said Street – Qasr El Omaraa Buildings.
Working Hours: Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday from 1 PM to 3 PM.
Professor Dr. Manal Abdel Sattar El-Sordi :
Professor of Internal Medicine and Hematology – PhD in Internal Medicine
PhD in Hematology – Faculty of Medicine, Alexandria University
Types of Anemia and Blood Disorders:
Hereditary or acquired blood clotting disorders.
Excessive blood thinning or bleeding disorders.
Low or high platelet counts.
Anemia associated with pregnancy.
Immune disorders and hemolytic anemia.
Blood cancers.
For Emergencies:
Smouha: Alexandria Integrated Hematology Center – New Alexandria Medical Center, 14th of May Road, 5th Floor.
