Kamlesh Kr Pal on Key Nutrition Guidelines for Hemophilia B
Kamlesh Kr Pal, Retail Fundraising Manager at Hemophilia Federation (India), shared on LinkedIn:
”While there isn’t any specific dietary strategy for managing hemophilia B, there are some key nutrition guidelines that can help improve the health of your body, and your blood.
A hemophilia B diet can provide nutrients that may help lower the risk of bleeding episodes and promote healing, such as iron for forming red blood cells and vitamin K for blood clotting, along with other important nutrients that can help with tissue repair and reducing inflammation.
To learn about the best dietary choices for your specific needs, consult a registered dietitian or nutritionist familiar with hemophilia B.
The importance of diet for people with hemophilia B and other also.
There are several goals for improving nutrition when it comes to living with hemophilia B and others.
They are to:
- improve the blood’s ability to clot
- offer the main nutrients needed for red blood cell production
- maintain a healthy weight
Please visit for your contribution and making positive change in bleeding disorders community and cross India www.hemophilia.in”

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