The patients with haemophilia disorder of blood clotting system characterized by excessive bleeding at the site of trauma and surgery and bleeding into soft tissue and joints, which may result in disability due to changing bony structure and cartilage destruction. Both haemarthrosis and hemophilic arthropathy (HA) badly affect the gait pattern and ultimately quality of life of a hemophilic patient. The objective is to conduct the narrative review and synthesis of published literature to highlight the current trends of treatment in hemophilic haemarthrosis and arthropathy and narrate the need of future trends and demand to uplift the user__ampersandsignrsquo;s experience and quality of life. A cross-sectional randomized literature search in PubMed, Wiley, Research Gate, Google Scholar, etc done and articles synthesized to extract the line of orthotic treatment in haemophilia and its efficacy. Although there is limited literature about the orthotic treatment in hemophilic patients are available, the results of various orthosis implication in hemarthrosis and arthropathy are encouraging. Despite the complication like synovitis and arthropathy in haemophilia are manageable today, there is a need to look into the changes in orthotic practice consideration, policy development, and further research development targeting the inclusive well-being of a hemophilic patient.