usual symptoms
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They symptoms that victims of hemophilia have range from mild to serious depending on the amount of deficiency in clotting proteins. Those with a mild deficiency tend to bleed in presence of a cut or bruise, however those with more serious and severe deficiencies can bleed for no apparent reason, bleeding that can occur randomly. The most common symptom that people look for to determine whether one has hemophilia would be to make a small puncture on the tip of one's finger, if blood continuously comes out without stopping then hemophilia is a huge suspect. Generally, symptoms of hemophilia appear in children around the age of two. The following is a list of common symptoms that those with hemophilia can experience.
- Blood found in stool or urine (both in some cases).
- Large, deep, unexplained bruises
- Frequent nosebleeds
- Unexplained bleeding
- Joint pain
- Irritable skin (mainly in children)
serious symptoms
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Hemophilia can have mild effects on people, however severe cases have been noted. There are certain cases in which those with hemophilia are in danger, especially those with a large deficiency in clotting protein. Having a large deficiency in clotting protein makes the person vulnerable and sensitive to even the slightest of touches and pushes. Large bruising can occur and present large amounts of stress throughout your entire body. Those who are pregnant or have just had surgery are some of the individuals who fit under these cases. This is because those who have gone through surgery can either cut open their stitches or have internal bleeding when moving to much. Having hemophilia as well can cause death in these situation if not treated properly, because of the quick and extensive amount of blood loss. It is important to seek medical attention right away. The following are symptoms in which intensive medical attention is required by doctors;
- Extreme fatigue
- Neck pain
- Double vision
- Repeated vomiting
- Sudden, yet continuous pain in knees and joints
- Bleeding caused by injury