CARE AND MEDICINES USED TO TREAT HEMOPHILIA - BLOOD DISORDERS

How is hemophilia treated?



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Treatment for hemophilia, a genetic disorder that alters the blood's ability to coagulate, is done by replacing coagulation factors that are deficient in the person, which is factor VIII in the case of type A hemophilia, and the factor IX, in the case of hemophilia type B. Coagulation factors are essential blood proteins that are activated when a blood vessel is ruptured so that bleeding is contained, so when they are replenished throughout the treatment, they help the person with hemophilia to lead a normal life without many restrictions