Condition

Anemia

A condition in which the blood has fewer healthy red blood cells than normal, which can cause tiredness, weakness and shortness of breath.

Also called: low iron, iron deficiency, low red blood cells, iron deficiency anemia, low hemoglobin

Who Can Help with Anemia?

Internists
A physician who specializes in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of illness in adults. Many internists serve as primary care doctors.
Family Doctors
A physician who provides checkups, preventive care and treatment for common illnesses for patients of all ages. Family doctors also manage long-term conditions and refer to specialists when needed.
Hematologists
A physician who diagnoses and treats blood disorders such as anemia, bleeding and clotting problems, and blood cancers.
Dietitians
A nutrition expert who creates eating plans to manage health conditions such as diabetes, kidney disease, food allergies and weight.
Pediatric Oncologists
A physician who treats cancer and blood disorders in children and teenagers.
Pediatricians
A physician who provides checkups, vaccines and medical care for infants, children and teenagers.
Nephrologists
A physician who treats kidney disease, high blood pressure related to the kidneys, and patients on dialysis.
Dialysis Centers
A center where people with kidney failure receive dialysis treatments.
Infusion Centers
A clinic where patients receive medicines through an IV, such as antibiotics, biologic drugs and fluids.

Cities where practice websites say they offer it.

General information, not medical advice. Ask a provider about anemia and what is right for you.