Which of the following clinical symptoms correlates with a severe form of hemophilia A or B?

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Frequent spontaneous hemarthroses (joint bleeds) are a hallmark symptom of severe hemophilia A or B. Bleeding at circumcision with a factor level of 1-5 U/dL is a common presentation of moderate hemophilia, while excessive bleeding after surgery or trauma with factor levels of 6-30 U/dL is a common presentation of mild to moderate hemophilia. Infrequent spontaneous joint and tissue bleeds are a common presentation of mild hemophilia.

Which of the Following Clinical Symptoms Correlates with a Severe