Your child may develop bruises at the site of a shot. Ice helps reduce the bruising and ease the discomfort. In cases of severe hemophilia, the doctor may suggest giving some shots with a small needle under the skin or giving the child a factor treatment before the shots. You should check with your physician or HTC professional to find out whether this is possible. Help your child stay fit and trim.
Extra weight puts stress on the joints.
There is no evidence that any particular food will stop bleeding episodes or form blood clots. Tape or glue foam pads to the sharp edges of counters and coffee tables. Or better yet, remove coffee tables while your child is learning to walk. Foam padding on walkers will help protect elbows. Gates blocking stairs are a good way to avoid falls.