Symptoms of blood disorders affecting the red blood cells include: Feeling fatigued, weak, or cold Shortness of breath Headache Symptoms of blood disorders affecting the white blood cells include: Fever Frequently developing infections Symptoms of bleeding (platelet) disorders include: Continuous bleeding or bruising after an injury, surgery, dental care, or a shot, such as a vaccination Easy bruising Blood clots Frequent nose bleeds Heavy menstrual bleeding Skin rash Diagnosing Blood Disorders At UT Southwestern, our doctors check for blood disorders by examining the patient, reviewing the patients medical history, and ordering blood tests, such as a complete blood count (CBC), to check for blood disorders
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