How to treat acquired hemophilia?

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Hemophilia is a group of common hemorrhagic diseases with inherited coagulation factor deficiency. It refers to the low level and function of coagulation factor caused by gene defect, which makes the blood unable to coagulate normally. The main manifestations of the patients were spontaneous joint and tissue bleeding, and deformity caused by bleeding. According to the lack of coagulation factors, it can be divided into hemophilia A and hemophilia B, in which hemophilia A is the most common. Although hemophilia is an incurable genetic disease at present, the quality of life and survival period of patients can be close to that of normal people through prevention and timely supplement of coagulation factors. Let's take a look at the following.

How to treat acquired hemophilia?

First, there is no radical treatment for advanced hemophilia, the most important is preventive treatment. First of all, for such patients to prevent trauma, prevent bleeding, do not over load and intense contact exercise, such as boxing, barefoot walking and so on. Gloves should be worn when using tools such as knives, scissors and saws. Avoid surgical treatment.

Second, if the patient cannot move normally due to intra-articular bleeding, the patient should limit the movement and keep the limb in a functional position. Before the swelling subsides completely and the muscle strength recovers, the body should not be loaded. After the control of intra-articular bleeding, with the permission of the doctor, the joint can move autonomously or passively.

Third: in the hospital treatment, try to use oral medication, do not use or less intramuscular injection and intravenous injection. If necessary, the patient should press the acupuncture site for at least 5 minutes after the injection, and the intravenous indwelling needle should not be used to avoid bleeding at the puncture point. At the same time also pay attention to oral hygiene, avoid tooth extraction, do not eat with bone, thorn and fried food.

matters needing attention

Regular activities, such as swimming, walking and cycling, are beneficial to prevent muscle weakness and repeated bleeding in the joint cavity, but strenuous exercise should be avoided. Patients should strictly prohibit the use of anticoagulant drugs, usually pay attention to observe whether there is bleeding, bleeding in time to see a doctor.