Provide two differential diagnosis of Von Willebrand disease along with brief definitions/presentation.

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Von Willebrand’s disease is a rare bleeding condition that affects your blood’s ability clot. Hemophilia A or Factor VIII deficiencies are two possible differential diagnosis for this condition. Hemophilia A (also known as classic hemophilia) is an inherited disorder characterized by the abnormality or absence of factor VIII proteins, which are required for proper clot development. The symptoms can be mild or severe, and include excessive bleeding, prolonged bleeding, due to surgery, dental procedures, etc.

Factor VIII deficiency, on the other hand is a type of bleeding disorder that occurs when there are insufficient amounts of the factor VIII protein within the body. This results in symptoms similar to those seen in VWD. If left untreated, it can result in life-threatening complications like strokes or damage to joints. Therefore, seeking immediate medical care is essential when you notice signs of excessive or extended bleeding. In the end, differentiating between these conditions is difficult and requires special testing. Therefore, it’s important to see a doctor if you suspect either of them.