Up to half of adolescents and about one-third of adults have a fear of needles. It's common for people with
chronic conditions who may need to infuse or inject.
Even young adults with hemophilia may experience arthritic pain.
~3 out of 4 people with hemophilia worry about taking trips longer than one week.
Depending on the dosage and preparation, infusing or injecting prophylaxis may take anywhere from 2 to 50
minutes.
Hemophilia patients still experience clinical and subclinical bleeds.
Repeated bleeds can lead to joint damage and over time, mobility loss.
People with hemophilia A and B may have concerns with infusions causing soreness, bruising, and physical
discomfort.
