Noun:

சிறு காயத்திலிருந்தும் தொடர்ந்து குருதி வரும் போக்கு,

hemophilia's Usage Examples:

Appropriate treatment of hemophilia can decrease suffering and be lifesaving in the presence of hemorrhage.

These individuals have had the unfortunate occurrence of a spontaneous mutation, meaning that in their early development, some random genetic accident affected their X chromosome, resulting in the defect that causes hemophilia A or B.

Factor XI deficiency, or hemophilia C, is a bleeding disorder that occurs among certain ethnic groups.

About 20 percent of all individuals with hemophilia A begin to produce antibodies in their blood against the specific factor protein; the presence of antibodies may then rapidly destroy infused factor VIII.

Because the skull has no room for expansion, the hemophiliac is at risk for brain damage due to blood taking up space and exerting pressure on the delicate brain tissue.

When hemophiliac children are to receive immunizations, parents should inform medical personnel in advance so that bleeding problems can be avoided.

The most commonly known coagulation disorder is hemophilia, a condition in which a critical component of blood coagulation is missing, causing individuals to bleed for long periods of time before clotting occurs.

Hemophilia B symptoms are similar to those of hemophilia A, including numerous, large, and deep bruises and prolonged bleeding.

NHF has also requested that the FAA include hemophilia in any list of disorders that require the use of a needle.

Christmas disease, or hemophilia B, is also hereditary but less common than hemophilia A.

What differentiated this bleeding disorder from classical hemophilia was that it appeared not to be associated with muscle and joint bleeding and affected women and men rather than just men.

mediated immunity in hemophilia in the absence of infection with human immunodeficiency virus.

Synonyms:

bleeder's disease, blood disease, blood disorder, sex-linked disorder, classical hemophilia, von Willebrand's disease, classical haemophilia, haemophilia A, hemophilia B, haemophilia B, angiohemophilia, hemophilia A, Christmas disease, vascular hemophilia, haemophilia,

Antonyms:

hypervolemia, hypovolemia,