Haemophilia
Definition - The term “Haemophilia” comes from the words ( haîma) meaning ' blood ' and ( philía) meaning ' love of ' so it literally loves your blood it sucks it out! - Haemophilia is a rare inherited genetic disorder that is characterized by causing excessive bleeding by preventing your body from forming blood clots due to absence of proteins known as clotting factors. - Even a minor injury may cause you to bleed heavily and bruising would become more common. Types of Haemophilia There are 13 blood clotting factors named 1-13 that work like a chain to clot and prevent bleeding . The disease has 2 major types based on absence of these factors : Hemophilia A → lack of factor VIII ( anti haemophilic factor) - ...