Goa, April 17 -- Elsa Angel Rose

Haemophilia, an inherited genetic disorder, impairs the body's ability to make blood clots, leading to prolonged bleeding, easy bruising, and spontaneous internal bleeding. "If haemophilia is not diagnosed early, repeated internal bleeding can happen, especially in joints and muscles. Over time, this can cause joint damage, stiffness, and long-term pain. In some cases, serious bleeding inside the brain or other organs can also occur, which can be life-threatening if not treated quickly," informed Dr Mahadeva Swamy B C, Hemato-Oncology consultant at Manipal Hospital. A major obstacle to managing the disease is the gap in diagnosis. Early management can be provided only when there is a timely and accurate d...