How to Prepare for Pregnancy If You Suffer From Hemophilia

When talking about hemophilia, women are often overlooked. This is because males are much more susceptible to hemophilia A and B, while most females only experience mild symptoms that allow them to lead a mostly normal life (although this is not the case with type C). Because of the mild symptoms,…

What Is Acquired Hemophilia?

The majority of hemophilia cases are genetic, affect males and are diagnosed fairly early in childhood. However, there are rare cases of hemophilia that develop later in life and are called “acquired hemophilia.” MORE: Four hemophilia screening tests. Acquired hemophilia is an autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks blood clotting…