Understanding acquired hemophilia is key to timely care and support. It's a rare bleeding disorder that can develop suddenly, usually in adults, even with no family history. Who's at risk? Often those over 60 or women post-pregnancy, but it can affect others. How is it diagnosed? Blood tests detect factor VIII inhibitors causing abnormal bleeding. Watch for unusual bruising, prolonged bleeding from minor cuts, or unexpected nosebleeds. If you or a loved one notice these signs, talk to your healt

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