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Managing pain and joint health
Keeping on top of joint health
Get some quick tips on how to promote
joint health, and manage the physical
and emotional impact of bleeds.
![Keeping on top of joint health](/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail/public/2021-04/staying-on-top-of-joint-health-promo.jpg?itok=f0zbEUDn)
![Physiotherapy for people with haemophilia](/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail/public/2021-04/physiotherapy_for_people_with_haemophilia_promo.jpeg?itok=7Ety-Tdq)
Physiotherapy for people
with haemophilia
Hear more about the role of a physiotherapist,
and how they can help someone with
haemophilia achieve their goals.
Being active
Balance being active with managing your treatment properly to help you realise your potential – here’s how.
![Being active](/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail/public/2021-04/being-active-promo.jpg?itok=Ui1xb4Iu)
![You can do almost anything](/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail/public/2021-04/you-can-do-it-promo.jpg?itok=k4RiSGfl)
You can do almost anything,
if you look after your joints
This short animation explains what
joint bleeds are, and why joints
need protecting so you can continue
to do the things you love.
Infographic: Pain in haemophilia
Explore our interactive infographic to understand pain in haemophilia – including types of pain and coping with the impact on daily life.
![Man and dog](/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail/public/2021-06/pain-in-hamophilia-sq.png?itok=oeoVj05C)