In a person with normal amounts of clotting factors, when bleeding
starts, all of the clotting factors work together to form a clot that
stops the bleeding. People with hemophilia (PWH) are missing or have
reduced amounts of one of these important clotting factors so bleeding
continues until they receive treatment.
Hemophilia<span> is a </span>disease<span> that prevents </span>blood<span> from clotting properly, so a </span>person<span> who has it bleeds more than </span>someone<span> without </span><span>hemophilia does. It is harder for the cuts to stop bleeding and heal faster. </span>
