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Factor VIII is an important blood-clotting protein that is deficient or defective in individuals with hemophilia A. Find out more about Factor VIII deficiency.
Hemophilia A is classifies as mild, moderate, or severe. But how is severity of hemophilia determined?
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Hemophilia is a hereditary bleeding disorder affecting both men and women. What Does It Mean to Be a Hemophilia Carrier?
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Preparing for your doctor appointment can play an important part in taking control of your hemophilia treatment and goals.
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Pregnancy can be challenging for women with hemophilia A, bringing unique risks to both the mother and her unborn baby. Women who are carriers of hemophilia or have hemophilia themselves face higher ris...
Hemophilia A is a genetic bleeding disorder mostly seen in males, but it can also affect females who have hemophilia or carry the gene for it. Knowing the symptoms and how to manage them is very important for receiv...
PK testing to understand your factor activity levels is crucial for individuals or caregivers of people with hemophilia A. Knowing your Factor VIII levels helps you understand the severity of your condition and manage it be...
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Target joints are joints where recurrent bleeding episodes occur, defined as having at least 3 or more spontaneous bleeds into a single joint within a consecutive 6-month period. These joints are more likely to get da...
Hemophilia is a genetic disorder that affects the blood's ability to clot, leading to prolonged bleeding. This condition varies widely in severity, which significantly impacts both the symptoms experienced and the da...