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Females can ‘carry’ the gene responsible for haemophilia and may have some symptoms. These females are called ‘symptomatic carriers’. While it is possible for a female to actually have haemophilia, it is extremely rare. Haemophilia and females is covered in more detail in chapter 2 of the Newly Diagnosed Haemophilia Folder.
