👉 Hämotoxic is a medical term that describes an abnormal or excessive production of red blood cells in humans. It is characterized by a higher than normal number of hemoglobin molecules per unit volume, which can lead to a decrease in oxygen-carrying capacity and an increased risk of bleeding. The exact cause of haemotoxicity varies among individuals, but it often involves factors such as genetic variations or environmental exposures that can affect the body's ability to produce red blood cells. Symptoms of haemotoxic
