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Hemophilia and Intensive Physical Activity Are Not Mutually Exclusive − Case Report of a Top Athlete
Traditionally, many doctors have been reluctant to allow men with hemophilia to engage in more intense physical activity, mainly due to concerns about bleeding caused by overexertion or injury. Today's prophylactic modalities, however, allow for prevention to be set in such a way that the risk of bleeding is significantly reduced. Modern treatment thus brings hope for hemophiliacs to participate in some sports that were previously not recommended. In addition to effective prophylaxis, appropriate training activities, developed with the…

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