Hemophilia Treatment AspCaresPosted by Aariel Almeida on March 22nd, 2019 Hemophilia can affect any joint in the body, certain joints, are more vulnerable to damage. Ankles are often the first and most severely affected. Elbow and knees are also prone to accumulated damage. Studies show that as many as half of all joint bleeds occur in the knees. Hemophilia can affect any joint in the body, certain joints, are more vulnerable to damage. Ankles are often the first and most severely affected. Elbow and knees are also prone to accumulated damage. Studies show that as many as half of all joint bleeds occur in the knees. Bleeding into a joint typically begins with a small break or tear in the synovial membrane. (A synovial membrane is a specialized form of connective tissue which lines the inner surface of joints.) ASP Cares provides medications for patients with Hemophilia and other bleeding disorders to help them best manage their conditions. Hemophilia presents specific challenges for those who suffer from it. We value disease education and communication to improve your care and the effectiveness of your prescriptions. Though not intended to replace medical advice from a qualified physician, the resource links provided below can provide additional information and support. Like it? Share it!More by this author |