The primary aim of treatment in hemophilia is to prevent bleeding and take care of bleeding complications once they occur. Hemophilia is a really rare bleeding disorder and the management of these patients is extremely complicated. The primary aim of our treatment in this population is to replace the product and the factor that are missing. The aims of replacing factor are to ensure a level that will prevent spontaneous bleeding and to manage any activity-related bleeding complications.

The goal of treatment, or the treatment plan, typically includes establishing a good diagnosis, which means that you need to have a laboratory that is able to assess factor level accurately in a patient. Once the severity of hemophilia has been determined, the next step is to ensure treatment appropriately.