Hemophilia

Hemophilia is a hereditary bleeding disorder where essential factors needed to make blood clot are missing. The abnormal hemophilia gene is found on the X sex chromosome. This abnormal gene is there in place of the factor VIII gene. People without the factor VIII gene have hemophilia A. Also, the hemophilia gene can be in place of the factor IX gene as well. People without the factor IX gene have hemophilia B. Hemophilia B is …

…that comes from many large pools of donors. In conclusion the disease Hemophilia is a very sever disease that keeps a person’s blood from clotting because of the absence of certain factors. That even though Hemophilia is a sever disease people that have it can lead normal lives, if they are careful. Through modern medicine people have a better chance of living to adulthood and have almost perfected treatment for cuts that Hemophiliacs experience