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Because hemorrhaging disorders are inherited, children are affected by them. Since a young baby is not very mobile, it may be difficult to know that the child has a hemorrhaging disorder. However, as they age, children are prone to minor injuries that could lead to excessive bleeding. Children with hemorrhaging disorders will need even more protection from injury than the average child.
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