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My six-year-old daughter has severe hemophilia A, which we all know is extremely rare. So I’m looking to connect with women who are in the same position. As my daughter gets older, she’s starting to ask more questions about her condition and I would love to be a bit more prepared to answer her questions, and share experience from those with first hand experience managing hemophilia as a woman.
My aunt was diagnosed in the 1950’s with moderate Factor VIII deficiency. She is 70 years old now. With the treatments that are currently available your daughter should do very well. You should get her on prophylactic factor replacement therapy or Hemlibra. Are you seeing a hematologist at a recognized Hemophilia Treatment Center.
I have a niece who has mild hemophilia factor 8 she's in her late twenties and has 3 children, with one son who also has factor 8 deficiency.
I have a 9 year old daughter who is mild hemophilia a.
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