Divya Delhi:  April 17 is World Haemophilia Day, which increases awareness of this rare genetic bleeding illness. Early diagnosis, proper treatment, and enhanced healthcare support are stressed. The day encourages haemophilia patients to express their demands. Children's bruising and swelling may seem harmless, but they can indicate a dangerous condition. Some of these symptoms may indicate haemophilia, a blood clotting disorder. Early detection can enhance care and quality of life for persons with the illness. The World Federation of Haemophilia established World Haemophilia Day in 1989 to honor its founder, Frank Schnabel. He spent his life promoting haemophilia awareness and supporting sufferers. This day became global as more people learned about the ailment and the need for treatment. A queen of Egypt and other royal families were stricken by haemophilia, known as the “royal disease”.