Haemophilia : Definition, Types, Pathogenesis, Clinical Features, Diagnosis, Treatment ( HD )

[@NursePhotographer]

Still watching this today after 6 years being uploaded. Thank you, Sir!

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@anisieumugwaneza5832]

Thank you very much Dr Haque for haemophiliac lesson. It's very helpful. Thank you very much.

[@lesleynkuna2408]

I’m haemophiliac. Thank you for the lesson, I’ve learnt a lot. Keep on helping the nations retrieve their health to live longer and healthy. Regards

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@F1chandu]

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[@dangermtonga543]

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[@yomexine7142]

Thank you Dr Rabiul for your videos. I'm a physician currently working in Brazil. Personally, your videos usually serve as reminders of many topics in Pathology and Internal Medicine that I learnt while I was in the medical school many years ago. The discussions are very concise and up-to-date and I would recommend your videos to physicians preparing for medical licensing examinations such as MCC, USMLE, AMC or PLAB. Permit me to say that I enjoy your videos very much and I can only wish you more power to your elbow. Keep it up and best wishes from Brazil.

[@RabiulHaque]

+Yomexine Thank you for liking my video. Glad to know it was helpful. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@nilsarivera5473]

thank you so much we really love sharing our journey and will continue our lives have been filled with many topics we ill share our regards to all

[@hamishmatthews8308]

I found this video very helpful; the subject was covered quite thoroughly and provided a broad view of the condition in general. It was taken at a nice speed, not rushing through important details (but also not sending anyone to sleep!). All in all, extremely useful, it has given me a good understanding

[@RabiulHaque]

Hamish Matthews Thank you for liking my video and for your in depth feed back. Best wishes from Bangladesh. Here is a link of my new educational video on Hyperthermia and it's management. You can check it out too ! Take care and stay blessed.kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWizfIt7eNp5qa8

[@johnnyb7494]

i have haemophilia A. and this video was great for me and i learned things i didnt know even tho i have suffered with this disease for 27 years. thank you for uploading doctor.

[@RabiulHaque]

Johnny B Thank you for liking my video. Glad to know it was helpful. Do visit your doctors regularly for follow ups. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@nilsarivera5473]

thank you for watching our journey my husband has hemophilia a positive

[@Relax-lm8fr]

Definition : 1:52 Types: 6:29 Pathogenesis: 8:02 Hemostasis: 15:40 Clinical Features: 24:32 Diagnosis: 26:50 Treatment: 28:12 Complications: 28:38 Prognosis: 30:20

[@AnzzCheatedOnMarkWithHaechan]

*treatment : 28:02

[@romanaakter7308]

Its so helpful for bangladeshi Foreign students sir...i m a Bangladeshi but studying in Bishkek...i just needed it so much..Thank you so much sir....we want more video....😊😊

[@madhua1s2d3]

Dr Rabiul. Your videos are very very helpfull for my exam preparation. Listening to your lectures save almost half of my preparation time. You make my preparation easy and time managing. I would like to express my heartful gratitude and thank you. You explanation style is just amazing. God bless u and your family.

[@RabiulHaque]

madhua1s2d3 Thank you for your inspiring comments. I am very happy to know that my videos were helpful. God bless you and your family as well. Best wishes from Bangladesh.

[@nilsarivera5473]

thank you we love to share our journey,our love to you and family

[@1njerry]

The video was of great help. Keep up the good work Dr. Rabiul.

[@nilsarivera5473]

thank you so much we just want to share our journey

[@flynpinkman3701]

Thank-you very much for this video. I am studying A-Level biology in England and found this very interesting and well structured so that I understood what you were talking about

[@RabiulHaque]

+Flyn Pinkman Thank you for liking my video. Glad to know it was helpful. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@nilsarivera5473]

thank you so much we love sharing our journey

[@ajaymaila3177]

Best explanation for haemophilia I have ever seen

[@stukell4914]

Wow you are terrific! I appreciate the repetition in your teaching and the precise clarity of explanation! Thank you for doing your videos and sharing your knowledge.

[@RabiulHaque]

Hello ! Thank you for kind comments . Glad to know it was helpful. More videos coming soon ! Take care and stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@nilsarivera5473]

thank you so much for supporting our videos we are sharing our journey

[@patramoshime7439]

It will be very helful for my Test and Block Exam.Definately will be following your other lectures.

[@RabiulHaque]

+Patra Moshime Thank you for liking my video. Take care and stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@henrybenwaresr.8522]

Dear Dr., I suffer from Hemophilia, I discovered this from a co- worker of a business. She seems to denote every reaction after I'm involved. I am a Jew religiously and really enjoy your teachings.

[@henrybenwaresr.8522]

And yes I desire compensation for this issue!

[@robertjanko2280]

thanks for this video, much more useful than my lecturer's notes!

[@RabiulHaque]

+Robert Janko Thank you for liking my video. Take care and stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@duaaaljbore8792]

You are fantastic ! Special thanks from iraqi medical students

[@RabiulHaque]

+Duaa Aljbore Thank you for liking my video. Take care and stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@nilsarivera5473]

thank you we will keep sharing our journey

[@standingnsucceeding]

Your videos are awesome. I am in school right now and utilize your videos as tool to review disease pathology before my exams. Thank you for making your videos available on You Tube.

[@RabiulHaque]

Hello ! Thank you for liking my videos. Glad to know they were helpful. I began uploading videos when my students could not come to classes due to political crisis in my country. More videos coming soon ! My net speed is not fast. So some times it takes even 30 hrs to upload a single video ! So sometimes there is delay in weekly uploads. Take care and stay blessed. :)

[@thelittlemaster007]

Dear sir, i got job in Haemophilia pharmaceutical company after giving them successful interview of Haemophilia. It happened only because of you. I learned Haemophilia only thro your video

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for watching my video. Congratulations on your successful interview and new job. Take care and stay blessed. :)

[@Knuxsega]

I found this super helpful. You have taught me everything I needed to know from front to back - thank you sir! :)

[@RabiulHaque]

+tariqdx Thank you for liking my video. Take care and stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@nurishaniadnan1554]

this is sooo helpful!! im glad that i accidentally discovered this video & its seriously helpful!! Love the way u calmly explain all the points & thank u so much for sharing ur knowledge

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay safe. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@patramoshime7439]

Thank you very much Dr Haque for making this lesson on Haemophilia so easy.It will be very helpful for my

[@mehrzad2200]

young and smart doctor, thanks for these awesome videos

[@RabiulHaque]

Mehrzad Moheb Thank you for liking my videos. Best wishes from Bangladesh.

[@nilsarivera5473]

thank you im not a dr just a person with this journey in my life

[@elviemaaliao2131]

very educational and I learned a lot from all of your videos!!Can I request if you could post videos for blood banking and immunohaematology topics please. Thank you.

[@RabiulHaque]

+Elvie Maaliao Thank you for liking my video and for your feedback. Take care and stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@mingkengbomnamgao9177]

Thank you very much Sir. Your videos are really great and helpful.

[@RabiulHaque]

+Mingkengbomnam Gao Thank you for liking my video. Take care and stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@flyfeelings]

this is so detailed and informative!!! masha'Allah i subscribed too.

[@RabiulHaque]

daijabu Thank you for liking my videos and for subscribing to this channel. As always, best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@nilsarivera5473]

thank you so much we want to share our journey of life and so people dont fear what they dont know,our love and prayer to you and family

[@nasiayam5912]

alhamdulillah keep on producing very good lecture

[@RabiulHaque]

Alhamdulillah. Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay blessed. :)

[@tina-annlamarche2487]

Thank you for this video,my question is :what blood D.N.A types can have this disease?please specify.

[@hanifullah4214]

outstanding very help ful keep it up sir best wishes from #Pakistan

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay blessed. :)

[@dr.ankitbatra800]

Awesome..Really helpful..thanks man..keep up the good work

[@RabiulHaque]

Ankit Batra Thank you for liking my videos. Best wishes from Bangladesh. Here is a link of my new educational video on Hyperthermia and it's management. You can check it out too ! Take care and stay blessed. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pWizfIt7eNp5qa8

[@nilsarivera5473]

your welcome dr im just sharing our journey

[@krishnashrestha38]

thnk you doctor.........all of your videos are simple and easy to understand

[@RabiulHaque]

Krishna Shrestha Thank you for liking my videos. Glad to know they were helpful. I have uploaded a new video on "Pathologic Calcification" . You can check it out too ! Here is the video link : Pathologic Calcification : Definition, Types, Pathogenesis & Morphology (HD) Take care & stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh.

[@ritambhara38]

Good effort sir... thank you for wonderful lecture

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay blessed. :)

[@alexmacedonia7877]

great video...god bless you sir, why most of bleeding is from joint

[@RabiulHaque]

Hello, thank you for liking my videos. Joint bleeding occurs in severe hemophilia. It can occur spontaneously ( without any cause ) , or can result from minor strain of the joints or even due to direct injury. One important thing about severe and moderate hemophilia is that although their concentration of deficient clotting factor concentration remains the same their symptoms of hemophilia is fluctuating in nature in most cases. That means during a certain period of time they experience increase bleeding tendency even with slightest injury : and that time is known as active phase. Joint bleeding can occur in active phase as well. Hope it is helpful. I will upload an image slide in my facebook page addressing how bleeding cause joint damage in hemophilia too ! That is also another interesting mechanism but needs image to understand properly. facebook.com/pathology.tutorials . Take care! Bye - sent from Galaxy Note 10.1 -

[@alexmacedonia7877]

sir, are you from india? nwayz you doing great job.. gud luck

[@nilsarivera5473]

what i have learned in our journey it effective all his joints and and his bones it has made his left side most painfull he walks with a limb he fell and broke his fema and it left him deformed but is thankfull he can walk

[@vipinjain4984]

Sir could make more effective videos about haemophilia (factor 8) deficiency.

[@nilsarivera5473]

i just put one up today him injecting and letting people see how our journey is im a mam my husband is the sir in this marriage ,our love to you and yours

[@henokberhanu9768]

i love the whole thing about u sir, could u please make video on hypertension and diabetes

[@nilsarivera5473]

i sure can because those are things we live ith as well

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@@nilsarivera5473 hi cutee....you are so pretty.....😘😘😘😘

[@nilsarivera5473]

Yes I will unfortunately my husband died he end up getting covid-19 and passed June 4 2020, I'm very said it was one of the hardest things I ever had to do, I'm still trying to save up funds so when it's safe to fly I can put his ashes to rest with is grandparents

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[@elviralangfisan2803]

Thank you for this video it gives a little information about this desease haemophilia because my nephew having this desease. God Bless. Doctor

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay safe. Best wishes from Bangladesh.

[@asifkawsar6214]

One of the most helpful video....

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for watching my videos and for your feedback. Take care & stay blessed. :)

[@ShivaniThakur-kc2uw]

The video is getting paused after 15:57 and it is not playing after that . Is this the problem with me only or anyone else having it.

[@RabiulHaque]

The video was playing perfectly fine for past 6 years but after your comment I also looked into it and found video appears frozen from 15:50 to 16:20, then it is playing again. This is probably a youtube issue since the original upload had no freezing issue for past 6 years. Hope it gets resolved automatically again soon by youtube. Take care and stay blessed and apologies for the sudden inconvenience.

[@dangermtonga543]

❤ Watching and enjoying this beautiful territorial in Zambia Lusaka

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Wish you all the best.

[@pikapikacheww_]

really helping in my assignment tq so much !

[@meme-lm2zd]

thnaks alot doctor you made it easiear. thanks from Egypt😊

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay blessed. :)

[@nilsarivera5473]

im not a doctor but can only show you what i live with our journey of our lives ,thank you for watching ,our love to you and your family we also have a grandson who has it and he suffers ay more

[@shwetakallurkar6464]

God bless u... Plz post videos on ovarian malignacy,uterine malignancy and cervical malignancy... Thax

[@RabiulHaque]

shweta kallurkar Thank you for liking my videos. Best wishes from Bangladesh.

[@nilsarivera5473]

i sure can my mother passed due to that

[@elijah1278]

Thank you,-very helpful videos.

[@nilsarivera5473]

thank you so much for watching we want to share our journey so people dont fear what they dont understand ,our love to you and your family stay safe

[@yahyehassan8067]

doctor thank u very much you are inspirational doctor thank u again for this nice understandable video

[@hamzahhaaziqhamzahhaaziq2737]

Thinks for this vedio

[@isabellagracacamara8650]

Thanks! Excellent video :)

[@RabiulHaque]

Isabella Graça Câmara Thank you for liking my video. Very happy to know it was helpful. Best wishes from Bangladesh.

[@yuvingoonewardene7920]

Hemophilia = blood lust, in other words ‘love for blood’. I think they called it this because it was found that royalty was suffering this disease and we know how they usually marry into royalty to preserve their “royal blood”. Lovely video. Thank you sir 🙏

[@albinarao6106]

Thank you so much sir,it's really helpful

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay safe.

[@ajittanday5924]

very good!! easy to understand

[@prateekshabharat3740]

thank.you.very.much .sir.your.video.is.very.helpfull.

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay blessed. :)

[@carolclark5776]

Cute little fella, how to get the full group of material in better than you tube

[@rejinashrestha6007]

Please make videos on leukemia 🤗

[@nilsarivera5473]

i can do that my dad passed due to acute leukimia

[@makeeasy153]

Thankuh sir it's help me a lot.......😊😊😊

Good Morning Dr. Do you have a document about the physiopatology of Haemophilia A especifically? I need information for an university homework . I'll be waiting for your answer. Thank you.

[@RabiulHaque]

+Andreina Peña Gonzalez ‎Hello, I took help from "Robbins & Cortan Pathologic Basis Of Disease", "Harsh Mohan Text Book Of Pathology", "Rapid Review Pathology by Goljan", Kaplan USMLE Step 1 Pathology, Some online resources and local text books for making this video. Apologies for late reply, Take care and stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

Thank you!!

[@vipinjain4984]

Nice explanation regarding haemophilia.

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay blessed. :)

[@Moones-ig1ks]

Thank U 😊 good explanation

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Wish you all the best.

[@drishrath2674]

Very well explained 😁✌

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay blessed. :)

[@HafizahHoshni]

Awesomely informative and perfectly explained! Thank you so much! 😊😊 19/7/2019

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay blessed. :)

[@biotalk]

Will you pls explain why hemophilia will develop in female in homozygous condition as there will be one x chromosome lionized? Why it is not symptomatic carrier female?

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. In homozygous condition both X chromosomes (one came from mother, one came from father) contain the defective gene. So no matter which X chromosome is inactivated (paternal origin or maternal origin) the remaining X chromosome is still containing defective gene and causing Hemophilia. But it is very rare, because in order to have such homozygous genotype, the mother had to be a carrier and the father had to be a case of hemophilia and their offspring had to have inherited defective X chromosomes from both parents. Symptomatic carrier is still a carrier. A carrier has one normal X chromosome and one X chromosome with the defective gene. Usually carriers are asymptomatic because there is normal X chromosome active in random manner. But they can become symptomatic if the random X chromosome inactivation happened in such a manner that most of the normal X chromosomes got inactivated and most of the defective x chromosomes remain active. That is also rare. Take care and stay safe.

[@DrDinooshDeLivera]

Fantastic! Thank you so much.

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@mdsagirkazi8621]

Thank you so much sir. I am from Bangladesh.

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@mlmollie]

Thank You! Very helpful!

[@Biology_classes24]

sir please add subtitle ....watching after 6 year 😇😇of upload ...thanx sir

[@pybryce]

Excellent review. Thanks!

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback, take care and stay blessed.

[@rabiajasmine3721]

excellent video thank you ..........

[@RabiulHaque]

+Rabia Jasmine Thank you for liking my video. Glad to know it was helpful. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@ajaymaila3177]

Sir plz upload the pathophysiology of Sexually transmitted diseases

[@mushtaqshahriar6226]

Thank U for good explanation!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for liking my videos. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@shankerification]

very pleasant presentation

[@RabiulHaque]

+Abdul Majeed Noohu Kunju Thank you for liking my video. Take care and stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@JC-jc3md]

Thankyou~ This was very well taught!

[@MdKhalil-ew7lp]

Do you know where is good treat ment in world?

[@akashbhardwaj6970]

Excellent video thaaannnnkkkkkkuuuuuuuu sirrrrrrrr 😊😊😊

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for liking my video. Take care and stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@anindyaguha9018]

Which textbooks would you recommenced for further studying? btw, thank you so much for the video!

[@nilsarivera5473]

when i got togeather with my husband i ent to the library and read every and any book on it also youtube and google,ten of marriage has been those informative ,thank you for atching ,stay safe and our love to you and family

[@Devotionaldivine1008]

Thank you sir, very helpful

[@medicaleducation8978]

Sir both A and B can occurs collectively ?

[@ruthmooyahichilema4998]

really helpful

[@dymphnastudio1962]

I learnt alot... thanks

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay blessed. :)

[@demibatik]

excellent video. you are so good

[@RabiulHaque]

Dr. Aishah Jamaludin Thank you. Take care and stay blessed.

[@rabiajasmine3721]

Really wonderful video

[@RabiulHaque]

+Rabia Jasmine Thank you for liking my video. Glad to know it was helpful. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@fahad1996ify]

Thank you very much Dr.Rabiul, this video is help me to understand hemophilia and connect the topic with hemostasis especially that I have final exam tomorrow in blood module

[@RabiulHaque]

+Fahad alghamdi Thank you for liking my video. Take care and stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@imranafzal3973]

Thank U SIR...LOvE from Pakistan

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feed back. Take care and stay safe. :)

[@namakau2985]

Thank you sir from Zambia african

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your feedback. Take care and stay safe. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@labibamim4161]

Sir is hemophilia curable? Is it a very serious problem? Please let me know.. please

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for your question. At this time there is no cure for haemophilia. Different types of mutations can cause haemophilia, so severity depends on the percentage of affected clotting factors. For example, Individuals with less than 1% active factor are classified as having severe haemophilia, those with 1-5% active factor have moderate haemophilia, and those with mild haemophilia have between 5-40% of normal levels of active clotting factor.There is no long-term cure. Treatment and prevention of bleeding episodes is achieved primarily by replacing the missing blood clotting factors.

[@labibamim4161]

Thank u so much sir for your reply...Is this a serious disease?

[@alaaelshiekh3064]

thnx doctor amazing lecture

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for liking my videos. Take care and stay blessed. :)

[@lakhveersingh9837]

very nice lecture

[@kallaguntasuresh4044]

Sir, I want your appointment for my chaild health, he have a blood cloting, internal bleeding problem. Blood looking like a very thick like jelly. So please give me your appointment and details. Tnq sir, Hope we will meet soon and your only solve my chaild issue. We are waiting for your Details sir.

[@بشيرزكريا-ح2ض]

good job allah blessing u

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@ghadaha985]

thank you doctor 💕💕

[@nilsarivera5473]

im not a doctor just a real person living with illnesses that i and my husband want to share bless you and your famiy

[@مسكالختاممحمد]

Thank you so much 😍😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@arifzamansohag]

thnx ...........great job!!!!!!!!

[@johnytaku5025]

Thanks sir n God bless u

[@Peacemohammed]

Really i like to 🖤 i hope you all the best

[@kallebharath1391]

Awesome sir

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@risingstar6233]

very nice sir .

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for liking my videos. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@lokhandwala69]

Wow awesome !

[@chrisstemr7962]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@yasmeenth4093]

so useful thank u so much

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for liking my videos. More videos coming soon ! Take care & stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@NOOR3471]

***** Sir I have 5 year old daughter she has no factor 11

[@kato2647]

Awesome :)

[@bhojmaniyansalimmaravi9636]

thank you sir

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@nilsarivera5473]

your welcome sir thank you stay safe

[@poojamoon6771]

Thankyou sir.:)

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for liking my videos. Best wishes from Bangladesh.

[@sivareddychalla]

Thank you doctor

[@RabiulHaque]

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[@joyebanik9918]

Thank u so much sir

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thank you so much

[@RabiulHaque]

narayani priya Thank you for liking my videos. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)

[@babekirelmostafa6128]

I liked it realy thanx

[@RabiulHaque]

Thank you for liking my video. Take care and stay blessed. Best wishes from Bangladesh. :)