The inherited hemophilia, as a rare genetic disorder, significantly impacts the lives of those diagnosed. Among these conditions, A and B types of hemophilia stand out, causing problems due to disruptions in the blood clotting mechanism. For hemophiliac patients, avoiding bleeding, maintaining freedom of movement, and preserving social activity are of paramount importance. However, thanks to advancements in science and medical technology, these patients can lead increasingly fulfilling lives. Over the past few decades, the expansion of treatment options has greatly improved the lifespan and quality of life for individuals with hemophilia. In the various types of hemophilia, the main issue is the lack of clotting factors, which increases the…