Hemophilia

Hemophilia is defines as a group of diseases characterized by an abnormal tendency to bleed profusely from the slightest wound and/or hemorrhage. This inherited bleeding disorder is causes by a deficiency of particular blood proteins, called factors. Due to an insufficiency or absence of certain blood proteins, hemophiliacs blood clotting process is extremely slow. The inability to stop bleeding rapidly results in life-threatening incidents. hemophilia is diagnoses by blood clotting tests that reveal factor VII activity abnormally low. Not only have the complications associated with the disease itself proved to be life-threatening, but it's treatment methods as well.