Treatment of Hemophilia patients at KEM Hospital | Treatment of Hemophilia patients at KEM Hospital

Patients coming for hemophilia treatment at KEM Hospital had to go to different departments for different tests. So considering the torture they face, KEM Hospital has now provided treatment and diagnosis to patients under one roof, at one place. A Hemophilia Center has been started at KEM Hospital every Wednesday from 11 AM to 1 PM. So patients are relieved.

Factor 8 and factor 9 components play an important role in blood clotting in the human body. However, since these two components are not present in hemophiliac patients, severe bleeding occurs inside their body, causing damage to joints, brain, muscles. So the patient has to bear a lot of pain. Hemophilia is a genetic disease. 60 percent of patients are genetic and 40 percent of patients have other causes of this disease. At present 20 thousand patients of hemophilia have been registered in the country. This disease is not noticed because the symptoms are not visible. Therefore, 90 percent of patients with hemophilia go undiagnosed.

These patients who have come to the hospital for treatment have to move to different departments for examination. So keeping in mind the torture they face, a Hemophilia Center has been started every Wednesday between 11 AM to 1 AM at KEM Hospital. Due to this, the patient will get guidance at one place and the further treatment will be easy, informed Dr. KEM Hospital Dean. Music was given by Sangeeta Rawat.

Prophylaxis therapy to patients
An average of 300 patients are admitted to KEM Hospital’s OPD every month. A large number of patients come from Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Chandigarh including Maharashtra. This disease costs lakhs of rupees in a private hospital which cannot be afforded by a common citizen. However, KEM Hospital has a team of Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Orthopedic Surgeon, Hematologist, Dentist, General Surgeon, Laboratory Officers working for hemophilia patients. Prophylaxis therapy is given to these patients, informed Dr. KEM Hospital’s Hematology Department President and Professor. Chandrakala S. gave it.