Dr. Elina Angelova Beleva., MD., PHD

Specialist In: Hematology

Specialized Treatments: White Blood Cells, High Wbc Count, Vitamin B12, Low Wbc Count, Neutropenia, Mds, Reactive Lymphocytes

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Academics & Training

• MD from Medical University - Plovdiv
• PHD from Medical University - Plovdiv

Professional Bio

Dr. Elina Angelova Beleva is a General Practitioner specializing in Hematology with 13 years of clinical experience. She obtained her MD and Ph.D. degrees from Medical University, Plovdiv. Currently, she is working at University Hospital Sveti Georgi.

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Q. What can be the cause for high B12 level in a person with MTHFR mutation?

Q. My WBC counts are falling down. What is the reason?

Q. I did a blood test and my WBC count is a bit low. Why?

Q. Does a low monocyte count indicate a serious underlying medical condition?

Q. Why is my WBC count persistently borderline high?

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