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Hemophilia is a rare inherited genetic disorder of blood
clotting factors that primarily affects males. Individuals
living with hemophilia don’t have enough of , or are missing one
of the naturally occurring blood clotting factors found in
blood. Two most common forms of hemophilia are A and B.
Individuals with hemophilia A (also called as classical
hemophilia), lacks clotting factor VIII completely or may not be
in sufficient amounts where in the individuals with hemophilia B
(also called as Christmas disease) lacks clotting factor IX.
People with hemophilia do not bleed more profusely or bleed
faster than normal as well they bleed for very longer period of
time. Hemophilia was identified as early as bibilicial times.
Doctors in medieval times were familiar with it as well. In
1803, a Philadelphia doctor published the first description of
hemophilia in the United states. But it was not unt