Bleeding Disorder Treatment Market Research Report and Forecast Bleeding Disorder Treatment Market - Global Indust

Bleeding Disorder Treatment Market - Global
Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends,
and Forecast 2017 - 2025
Bleeding disorder is a medical condition characterized by the improper functioning
of blood clotting process called as coagulation. Body’s coagulation system is unable
to form blood clots at the site of injury, at incisions made during surgery, trauma or
menstruation which results in moderate to high levels of blood loss. Most of
bleeding disorders are inherited. It is also acquired with some liver diseases, side
effects of certain medications, low red blood cell count, and vitamin K deficiency.
There are three main types of this condition: hemophilia, clotting factor deficiency,
and Von Willebrand Disease (VWD). Treatment of bleeding disorder depends on the
severity and type of disorder. Various treatment options are available for bleeding
disorder such as replacement therapies which include clotting factor replacement,
fresh frozen plasma transfusion, platelet transfusion, iron supplementation, and
medication treatments.
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Most of the bleeding disorders are inherited and are not completely curable.
However, various treatments are available to control the symptoms. The global
bleeding disorder market is expected to be driven by the increasing number of
diagnosed patients with bleeding disorders across the globe, awareness about
bleeding disorder among global population, and government initiatives in developed
countries toward the establishment of wide network of diagnosis and treatment
centers for bleeding disorders. Advancement in technology pertaining to research
and development of new drugs and therapies for bleeding disorders is projected to
fuel the growth of the bleeding disorder treatment market. The key challenges in
growth of this market are lack of access to adequate treatment owing to high cost of
medication and scarcity in availability of specialized health care services.
Additionally, lack of availability of skilled professionals in underdeveloped and
developing countries and limited health care resources hamper the growth of the
market.
The global bleeding disorder treatment market has been segmented based on type
of disorder, type of treatment, and region. There are three main types of bleeding
disorders: hemophilia, clotting factor deficiency, and Von Willebrand Disease (VWD).
Hemophilia is of two types: hemophilia A (caused due to factor VIII deficiency) and
hemophilia B (caused due to factor IX deficiency). Clotting factor deficiency is