Hemophiliac (noun)

A person suffering from hemophilia, a genetic disorder characterized by the inability of the blood to clot properly.

Origin:

From hemo- + -philia, from greek haima 'blood' and -philia 'friendship, fondness'. ultimately from the same indo-european root as hemorrhage.

Examples:

1. The hemophiliac was prone to spontaneous bleeding and required special medical care.
2. The hemophiliac was unable to participate in contact sports due to the risk of injury.
3. The hemophiliac relied on regular infusions of clotting factor to manage their condition.
4. The hemophiliac was diagnosed at a young age and learned to live with their condition.
5. The hemophiliac community worked to raise awareness about the disease and support research for a cure.