Question

A hereditary blood disease marked by greatly prolonged coagulation time, with consequent failure of the blood to clot and abnormal bleeding.

Answer 1

Hemophilia

Step-by-step explanation:

The degree of blood coagulation can vary depending on the type of hemophilia. For example, severe cases can only coagulate less than 1% of blood , moderate cases between 1-5%, and the mild cases being more than 5% but not more than 40%