An abnormal or excessive flow or discharge from blood vessels, particularly a slow or chronic bleeding condition.
From Greek 'angion' (vessel) + 'rhea' (flow, discharge). Unlike the sudden bursting of angiorrhagia, this term emphasizes continuous or chronic seepage.
Where angiorrhagia is dramatic and sudden, angiorrhea is the sneaky medical problem—constant, barely noticeable bleeding that adds up over time and can cause anemia without the patient realizing what's happening.
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