Blood clots, is a process needed to stop bleeding.

For people with hemophilia they bleed for a longer time after an injury, easily bruise, and have an increased risk of bleeding inside joints or the brain.

A hemophiliac is a person that has hemophilia.

Hemophilia can cause internal bleeding in the knees, ankles, and elbows.

Hemophilia can be highly serious in the brain if injured.

Hemophilia can cause seizures, headaches, and low level of consciousness.

Hemophilia is more common for who?

There are only two types of Hemophilia.

There are only two types of Hemophilia A, B and C.

Which form of Hemophilia is the most common?

Which form of Hemophilia is a.k.a. the Christmas disease?

There is no such thing as Para-Hemophilia.

You are only born with Hemophilia.

Developing Hemophilia after birth is called Acquired Hemophilia.

Acquired Hemophilia is associated with what?

How many sex chromosomes do you inherit from each parent?

Females rarely get the disease Hemophilia, but can pass it to their future son.

Symptoms of Hemophilia is blood in the urine or your stool.

Symptoms of Hemophilia is not excessive bleeding but large bruising.

Symptoms of Hemophilia is can be joint pain.

A fetus can be tested to see if that will ever develop hemophilia.

Hemophilia is a word derived from what language?

Diagnosis for hemophilia is by testing the blood for its ability to clot and its levels of clotting factors.

Which type of Hemophilia is popular?

Which chromosome is defective to cause Hemophilia

Males have only 1 X chromosome.

Females can be carries of defective X Chromosome but not be a Hemophiliac.

Women have how many X Chromosomes?

For a women to have Hemophilia, both her X Chromosomes have to be damaged.