Hematology Advisor/X
Jun 20, 2026, 06:39
Rethinking Physical Activity in the Era of Modern Hemophilia Care – Hematology Advisor
Hematology Advisor shared on X about a recent article by Caleb Rans, adding:
”For years, hemophilia care focused on strict activity restriction.
Today, we know inactivity accelerates joint damage.
With modern prophylaxis, structured exercise is a safe, effective way to build muscle and protect joints.
Key tips for clinicians:
- Sync workouts with peak factor levels post-infusion.
- Prioritize low-impact sports (swimming, cycling) over contact sports.
- Collaborate with PTs to customize programs based on joint health.
- Teach patients to differentiate workout soreness from active bleeds.”
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