Hemophilia


 * =http://www.google.com/imgres?q=hemophilia&hl=en&safe=active&biw=1024&bih=577&gbv=2&tbm=isch&tbnid=A_wWVCYNozCRlM:&imgrefurl=http://www.unm.edu/~mpachman/Blood/displaz.htm&docid=Bwyq2tUUVY8sTM&imgurl=http://www.unm.edu/~mpachman/Blood/hemophilia.jpg&w=513&h=391&ei=7CKtT7O3CIac8gSQn_WaDQ&zoom=1Genetic Disorder: **//Hemophilia//** = ||
 * ==Chromosome Location: The chromosome location for Hemophilia is the X chromosome. Females have 2 X chromosomes and males only have one, so this disorder happens more often in males. If a female has Hemophilia on either X chromosome, she probably won't be affected. == ||
 * ==Physical and Psychological Characteristics of the Disorder:==
 * Lengthy bleeding after circumcision
 * Execessive bruising
 * Swollen and painful joints
 * Swollen and tender muscles
 * Severe bleeding after operations or injuries
 * A lot of bleeding from the gums, tongue, or mouth ||
 * ==Images: [[image:images.jpg width="230" height="175" align="left" caption="The arm of a person with Hemophilia"]]== ||
 * ==Treatment or Management of the Condition: Identify any known cures for the condition == ||
 * ==Genetic Testing: Is genetic testing available? Describe the type of test at the molecular level. == ||
 * ==Average Life Expectancy: How long do people survive that have this condition? When do people typically become symptomatic or show signs of having this condition? == ||
 * ==Group Discussion: include component="comments" page="space.template.Genetic Disorder" limit="10"==

Do you know anyone that suffers from this condition? How do they cope with their condition to maintain their daily routine?
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