Haemophilia treatments and standard of care

Below, you will find a mix of information and patient stories - from those living with haemophilia and how they feel empowered, to parents of children with haemophilia who reinforce the importance of role models and embracing life. Practical tips are also linked to help navigate conversations with your doctor and understand what protection could mean for you.

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Treatment and care

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Managing your care

Optimising haemophilia care after diagnosis

Following your diagnosis with haemophilia, it is important to understand the key aspects of your care. Knowing how to manage the impact of haemophilia on your everyday life can help you to live a life with fewer limitations.

Managing your care

Meet a haematologist

Dr Pratima Chowdary is a consultant in the Haemophilia Centre at the Royal Free Hospital in London. Here, Dr Chowdary gives some advice for people with haemophilia and their families.

Shared decision-making

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Managing your care

Take control of your haemophilia

James Gorman shares his experience at 30 years of age living with severe haemophilia A. Here he writes on how people who live with haemophilia bring unique knowledge that should shape the care they receive.*

Managing your care

Deciding what you want from haemophilia treatment

Haemophilia treatment is about more than just managing bleeds. This article helps you define your treatment priorities so you can feel confident in discussing these with your care team.

Your resources

Living with haemophilia presents unique challenges, but with the right tools and knowledge, everyday life can be managed with confidence. In this section, you'll find a variety of resources and practical advices tailored to the needs of haemophilia patients.