Patients with hemophilia usually appear normal. Physical examination of patients with hemophilia is usually remarkable for tachycardia, pallor, bruising, abdominal pain and distension, hypotension, and muscle or joint swelling.

Physical examination of patients with hemophilia is usually remarkable for tachycardia, pallor, hypotension, and muscle or joint swelling.^{[1][2][3][4][5]}

Patients with hemophilia usually appear normal.

• Tachycardia^[1][6]
• Hypothermia^[7]
• Hypotension^[1]

• Warmth over joints^[8]
• Ecchymosis^[9]
• Pallor^[10][11]
• Bruises^[12]

• HEENT examination of patients with hemophilia is usually normal.
• Findings related to the complications may include:

• Pupillary changes^[7]
• Bulging tense fontanelle in infants^[13]
• Bruises
• Respiratory distress^[14]

• Swelling^[15]
• Bruising^[15]

Pulmonary examination of patients with hemophilia is usually normal.

Cardiovascular examination of patients with hemophilia is usually normal.

• Abdominal examination of patients with hemophilia is usually normal.
• Findings related to the complications may include:

• Abdominal distension^[16][11]
• Shifting dullness^[17]
• Vague pain and fullness^[16][18]

Back examination in patients with hemophilia is usually normal.

Genitourinary examination in patients with hemophilia is usually normal.

Neuromuscular examination of patients with hemophilia is usually normal.

• Swelling^{[2][19][4][5]}
• Tenderness^{[20][8][21][22][21]}