How does hemophilia affect bones?

It doesn't. It is a blood disorder. Usually occurs in males. They usually are missing a clotting factor - either factor VIII or IX. They have difficulty clotting their blood. They tend to have frequent bleeds and often these bleeds occur into their joints causing significant pain.

Here's a pretty good website with some basic info about the disorder.
http://www.umm.edu/altmed/ConsConditions...

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