Hemophilia A history and symptoms

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Overview

History

A family history of abnormal bleeding is often present and highly suggestive of hemophilia A, though it is not essential for diagnosis

Symptoms

Hemophilia leads to a severely increased risk of bleeding from common injuries. The sites of bleeding are:

Other symptoms include:

The muscle and joint hemorrhages are quite typical of hemophilia, while digestive tract and cerebral hemorrhages are also germane to other coagulation disorders.

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