Males affected worldwide
Estimated patients
Haemophilia A / B
Annual treatment per patient
Red Dots: Blood cells trying to escape.
White Mesh (Normal): Web that stops bleeding.
Haemophilia Mode: Mesh disappears. Bleeding continues.
80% of cases
Missing: Factor VIII • Also called "Classic Haemophilia"
20% of cases
Missing: Factor IX • Also called "Christmas Disease"
X-linked inheritance: Mothers carry the gene, sons have 50% chance of inheriting. Daughters can be carriers.
From cuts, injuries, surgery
Knees, elbows, ankles
Deep bruises, swelling
Unexplained bruises
IV injections of Factor VIII or IX
Regular infusions 2-3x/week
Self-administered after training
National helpline & support • www.hemophilia.in
Government health insurance coverage
Severe bleeding → Immediate medical attention