Patient's question:
Friend is young and has suffered from hemophilia, and his friends are really worried about him. It is said that the treatment for this disease is very expensive, and it involves chemotherapy which is painful. Now he has become thin and besides the bleeding symptoms, he was already in poor health. Now he has been diagnosed with this, and he is very scared and thinks it is very serious. Can't help but wonder, is hemophilia serious?Doctor's answer:
Hemophilia currently has no cure, it is a congenital, hereditary blood coagulation disorder that is not contagious. There are mainly three types: Type A hemophilia currently has no cure, Type B hemophilia currently has no cure, and Type C hemophilia currently has no cure. The most common type is Type A hemophilia currently has no cure, accounting for 85% of hemophilia currently has no cure. You can go to a regular hospital in your local area for a check-up. Hemophilia currently has no cure is currently an incurable disease. The best treatment method is the use of coagulation factor replacement therapy. Currently, it requires lifelong use. If you receive home treatment, it is best to learn self-administration, and keep some coagulation factors at home. It generally does not interfere with life expectancy.