Find all the information regarding Clinical Services at CUF Healthcare Units in Greater Lisbon, the North, Centre, and the Azores here.
Find all the information regarding Clinical Services at CUF Healthcare Units in Greater Lisbon, the North, Centre, and the Azores here.
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CUF Guia - AlgarveShopping Clinic
Unscheduled Care
CUF Alvor Hospital
Urgent Care
CUF Faro Hospital
Urgent Care
Unscheduled Care – Paediatrics
CUF Madeira Hospital
Urgent Care
CUF Funchal Clinic
Unscheduled Care
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CUF Guia - AlgarveShopping Clinic
Unscheduled Care
CUF Alvor Hospital
Urgent Care
CUF Faro Hospital
Urgent Care
Unscheduled Care – Paediatrics
CUF Madeira Hospital
Urgent Care
CUF Funchal Clinic
Unscheduled Care
You can also contact us by calling 282 42 04 00 Algarve | 269 630 370 Alentejo | 291 003 300 Madeira
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Request Appointment/Request Exam - After completing the respective forms, these requests will be processed by our services, and you will receive confirmation by email. The indications about the Agreements (Insurance/Subsystem) are merely informative, please request confirmation in the "Observations" field.
Schedule Appointment/Exam myHPA - By accessing myHPA Saúde you can make the appointment in real time, directly on the Doctor's schedule according to his availability.
You can also contact us at +351 282 420 400 Algarve | +351 269 630 370 Alentejo | +351 291 003 300 Madeira
Phone booking/service hours:
Monday to Friday: 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Saturday: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Sunday and Holidays: Closed
(National landline)
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There are two main types: alpha-thalassemia and beta-thalassemia, varying in severity from mild forms without significant symptoms to severe anaemia causing growth delays and enlarged spleens.
Diagnosis involves blood tests like a complete blood count and specific haemoglobin tests. Treatment depends on severity, including blood transfusions, iron-reducing medications, or bone marrow transplants for severe cases. Regular follow-ups are essential to manage the condition and ensure a better quality of life.
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