Hemophilla+A

Hemophilla A

Description: Hemophilia is a heredity transmitted disease, mainly targeting males. Hemophilia first made an appearance 1700 years ago with the Jewish people, but reached the limelight when Queen Victoria transmitted the disease to the royal family.

Hemophilia is related to the disorders __ : __ __ Von Willie-brand Disorder __- Its more common than Hemophilia but can be transmitted to both genders, People with this disorder lack the Von Willie-brand function in their blood. It is currently UN curable and is diagnosed when a patient is suspected of the disease the patient's blood plasma is investigated for qualitative and quantitative results of Von Willie-brand factor or VFW. Patients do not require regular treatment

__Hepatitis C__ – An infection in the liver that causes bleeding. It depends upon the genotype for treatment. Eighty percent of Hepatitis C American patients have genotype 1 and four is more common in the middle east. Patients tested positive for Hepatitis C begin getting HCV treatment to expel the virus from the blood.

Chromosome location : ﻿ It is the rearangement of molecular location of the chromesome X

Treatment: Hemophilia requires physical therapy to cope with the disease

Life Expectancy: The life expectancy depends upon weather they recive the proper treatment or not

Support Organizations: The National Hemophilia Foundation []

Erica Watson