👉 Haemophilic is a medical condition that refers to an infection caused by bacteria. It occurs when the body's immune system mistakenly identifies certain bacteria as pathogens and attacks them, leading to inflammation and sometimes death in some individuals. Haemophilia, which is a form of hemophilic disease, is characterized by a deficiency in the clotting factor X-linked immunodeficiency (X-linked) gene, causing anemia and bleeding disorders.