Hemophilia is a hereditary disease in which the process of coagulants is impaired due to the deficiency or complete absence of certain factors in the blood, most often VIII or IX. It leads to protracted bleeding even by the smallest of injuries or even spontaneously, a situation that causes complications. Hemophilia is often passed by genetics and affects the male sex more seriously. The management of the condition occurs through the replacement of the missing clotting factors through frequent injections to control bleeding.