Everyday life with haemophilia

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.

A simple bike analogy explains what joint bleeds are, and how they can lead to joint disease in people with haemophilia.

In this podcast episode, Paul, Rich and Axelle talk about achieving a balance between managing the risks of haemophilia and leading a fulfilling life — either as a person with haemophilia or as a parent.

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.

Haemophilia doesn’t have to stop you from doing amazing things. Watch this short animation video to find out what you can do to try and realise your potential.

Pain is the body’s way of saying something isn’t quite right – a warning sign that damage is occurring or about to happen.
Many people with haemophilia have their own personal experience of pain. However, it should not be considered the ‘norm’.
Pain can be managed and prevented.

Quick tips on helping your partner maintain and improve their joint health