Do be aware of the possibility and potential of significant blood loss where oozing is continuous over several days in small children. Do be extremely observant of toddler's level of activity and do encourage children and adolescents to report the first subjective symptom or objective sign of joint bleeding in order to promptly administer conservative measure. Do observe the child's body appearance closely during daily bath look for asymmetry and swelling. Do suture deep lacerations. Do exercise gradually after joint bleeds subside learn isometric exercises.
Strong muscles protect joints.
Do not apply constricting circular bandages or wraps. Do not scold a child for having a bleed. Do not circumcise if a family history of bleeding is known. Do not apply ice to the skin without a protective towel or cloth. To avoid fluid overload, administer one bag every 8 to 12 hours for hemophilia A, and one bag every 24 hours may be adequate for hemophilia B. Reduce volume for infants and children.