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Haemophilia symptoms

WebHeavy and/or long menstrual periods. This can lead to low iron levels or anaemia (low red blood cells or low haemoglobin) and they can feel tired, faint and short of breath. Some …

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Haemophilia treatment

WebGene therapy for haemophilia aims to provide the body with a functioning version of the factor VIII or factor IX gene so that the body can produce enough clotting factor for the …

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Measuring joint health in haemophilia

WebThe Haemophilia Joint Health Score (HJHS) is a validated, standardized joint assessment tool incorporated into the ABDR to monitor joint health status. AHCDO’s study is …

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Living well with haemophilia

WebHealth and wellbeing are important to keep in mind. This can mean taking the opportunity to enjoy what life has to offer, maintaining a healthy lifestyle and good relationships and …

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Haemophilia diagnosis

WebHaemophilia is usually diagnosed through: The physical signs that a person has unusual bleeding problems . And. Checking the family history for bleeding problems. And. …

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About haemophilia

WebHaemophilia is a genetic bleeding disorder where the blood doesn’t clot properly. It is caused when blood does not have enough clotting factor. A clotting factor …

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Haematuria: blood in the urine

WebBlood in the urine is a fairly common problem in the general population. Up to 16% of young adults experience it and around 21% of men over 50 will experience it at some time. It is …

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Haemophilia severity

WebSevere haemophilia Less than 1% of normal clotting factor level. Likely to bruise easily and have prolonged bleeding after minor cuts. Often have bleeds into joints, muscles and soft …

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Acquired haemophilia- Haemophilia Foundation Australia

WebAcquired haemophilia A is a very rare condition where a person’s immune system (a system that protects your body from diseases) develops antibodies, also known as inhibitors, …

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MEASURING JOINT HEALTH IN HAEMOPHILIA

WebMEASURING JOINT HEALTH IN HAEMOPHILIA How can haemophilia treatment outcomes be measured? The Australian Haemophilia Centre Directors’ Organisation (AHCDO) has …

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Jake's liver health journey

Web*Jake is not his real name ‘Now that my liver is working better, everything is better.’ Curing hepatitis C and taking care of his liver health has been a long journey for …

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Factor II deficiency

WebFactor II (2) or prothrombin deficiency is a hereditary bleeding disorder caused when a person’s body does not produce as much of a protein in the blood (factor …

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Haemophilia and carrying the gene

WebImportant Note: This information was developed by Haemophilia Foundation Australia for education and information purposes only and does not replace advice from a treating …

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Find a treatment centre

WebRoyal Brisbane & Women’s Hospital, Queensland Haemophilia Centre. Level 4, Joyce Tweddell Building, Butterfield Street, Herston QLD 4029. Phone: 07 3646 5727. …

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Transition Care South Australian Model

WebWomen's & Children's Hospital Age Related Guidelines - Check points 14- 17 years Nursing > Ensure adolescent can interact independently with team > Ensure adolescent can …

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