World Hemophilia Day: history and Symptoms...
Today is World Hemophilia Day, Hemophilia is a genetic problem related to the blood, due to which the affected person is unable to clot the blood after an injury. That is, the blood does not stop even after a slight injury to the person, and many times it becomes the cause of death due to excessive bleeding. This disease occurs due to the deficiency of certain proteins present in the body. In such a situation, it is important for every person to know about its cause, symptoms, and treatment. Today we will tell you about the symptoms, causes, and treatment of hemophilia.
The purpose of celebrating World Haemophilia Day is to make people aware of this dangerous problem. The celebration of this special day started on 17th april 1989. World Haemophilia Day is celebrated on 17 april to mark the birthday of Frank Schnabel, the founder of the World Federation of Haemophilia.
What is Haemophilia?
It is worth noting that whenever we get hurt somewhere, blood starts flowing from the wound. Our body collects a blood clot around the wound, which stops bleeding after a while. However, this does not happen with a person suffering from hemophilia. When such a person gets hurt, the blood clot is not able to clot, due to which their blood keeps flowing continuously.
Symptoms of hemophilia
nose bleeding
joint pain problem
stiffness in neck
easy peeling of skin
feel a headache
feeling nauseous
bleeding gums and teeth
Even if these additional symptoms appear, a doctor should be contacted immediately.
How to defend?
Include things rich in vitamins and minerals in your diet. Consume calcium for muscles and strong bones. Avoid doing excessive physical activities. Get your teeth and gums checked from time to time.
