👉 Damage fluid, also known as blood or hemolysis fluid, is a clear, straw-colored liquid that results from the rupture of red blood cells. This fluid contains intact red blood cells, plasma, and cellular debris such as hemoglobin, lipids, and various enzymes. When red blood cells break down, they release hemoglobin, which mixes with plasma to form this fluid. Damage fluid can indicate various conditions, including hemolytic anemia, where red blood cells are destroyed prematurely, or other diseases affecting blood cell integrity. In clinical settings, analyzing the composition of damage fluid helps diagnose underlying health issues and assess the severity of blood cell disorders.
