Hemophilia A: Symptoms & Signs (Congenital Factor VIII Deficiency)

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Alternate Names : Congenital Factor VIII Deficiency

Problems usually start in early childhood. Severe cases will cause:

bleeding problems

bruising without injury

joint bleeding leading to arthritis and deformities

internal and bowel bleeding

In someone with mild hemophilia, excessive bleeding may occur only with injury or surgery.

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Author: Thomas Fisher, MD
Reviewer: Adam Brochert, MD
Date Reviewed: 09/24/01

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