The destruction or rupture of red blood cells (hemolysis) or the breaking down of blood components.
From 'hemo-' (blood) and Greek 'klasis' (breaking, shattering); a medical term describing cellular destruction in the bloodstream.
Hemoclasia happens when your red blood cells break apart—this can occur from infections, certain medicines, or immune system attacks, and it causes serious anemia!
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