The synovial membrane surrounds the joints and contains synovial fluid that acts to lubricate the joint, helping with movement. It is important to detect synovitis (inflammation of the synovial membrane) before it leaves negative long-lasting effects.
Watch as Tim and Jon, who both have haemophilia, embark on a journey to fitness. This fun video covers building up gently, setting realistic milestones, and watching for the early signs of joint bleeds.
Protecting your joints now so you can continue to do what you love in the future is crucial for people with haemophilia. This short animation explains what joint bleeds are, and why joints need protecting.
