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haemophilia, two types and treatments

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September 9, 2012

 

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Each clotting factor helps the platelets stick together to plug cuts, breaks and tears at the site of the injury where the bleeding is, to then stop the bleeding. The most common of cases of these two types is Haemophilia A. Haemophiliacs do not go on living throughout life being cautious of every spiky, pointy and sharp thing around them, nor do they wear vast amounts of protective gear...
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The most common of cases of these two types is Haemophilia A. Haemophiliacs do not go on living throughout life being cautious of every spiky, pointy and sharp thing around them, nor do they wear vast amounts of protective gear. Nowadays there are treatments available for Haemophiliacs; treatments consist of injections of the missing clotting factor VII or IX...
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