www.haemophilia.ie History of the Irish Haemophilia Society To all our members who have journeyed with us over the past forty five years, and to those who joined the journey along the way, we acknowledge and thank you for your support and friendship, without which we could not have achieved all that has been achieved. The value of the […]
Read moreHaemophilia describes a group of Inherited Bleeding Disorders in which there is a missing or reduced clotting factor in the blood. Haemophilia can be Severe, Moderate or Mild. Haemophilia A is the most common and is due to a deficiency of Factor V111 (Factor 8), Haemophilia B or Christmas Disease is caused by a deficiency in Factor […]
Read moreYou may have been attending the same Haemophilia Unit for many years and so talking to centre staff can be awkward. Some staff at your centre may feel uncomfortable about discussing sexual issues with you. This may be because they do not feel sufficiently informed or trained to do so. However, they can refer you to someone who is trained […]
Read moreLiving with a bleeding disorder doesn’t automatically make you a target. Technology, such as the internet and mobile phone apps have made life a lot easier to meet people. Some might just be looking for one off, random sexual encounters. Some want more such as a “fuck-buddy” or a relationship, each bringing their personal demands and pressures. This technology […]
Read moreHIV Virus Hepatitis C (HCV) If you are living with a bleeding […]
Read moreViagra The safety information below regarding Viagra (Sildenafil citrate) must be applied to other medications used for the treatment of erectile dysfunction. The need for precaution before taking theses products is essential and medical advice should be sought before attempting to use Viagra. Be sure to tell your doctor if you: Have ever had any heart problems (e.g., […]
Read moreInfusing Love: My Mom, The Super Hero Categories: Adult Women, Community Voices, Families, HFA News, Mom’s Blog: Infusing Love May 10, 2015 As a hemophiliac there are many things I am grateful for that most “normal” kids just don’t get like the amazing bonds with my blood brothers and their families during conferences and at camp. However, what I am by far most grateful for […]
Read moreWe have put together a few things for you to remember. Ensure your Haemophilia Centre has your correct personal details, including contact details Change of GP details, if visiting other parts of the UK, or relocating If travelling outside of the UK, ensure you have an up to date Customs letter from your Haemophilia Centre […]
Read moreWhat is Haemophilia? Haemophilia was the first bleeding disorder to be identified and it is also the most famous. A lot of people know that Queen Victoria carried the gene for Haemophilia and that Alexei Nikolaevich, Tsarevich of Russia, famously had the condition. As the video (above) explains it has usually been seen as a condition that affects […]
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