👉 Hypergalactosis is a condition in which the body produces more than normal amounts of galactose, a sugar that is crucial for fetal development. This can lead to several complications such as growth retardation and developmental delays. It's characterized by an increased production of galactose from the liver and pancreas, leading to a higher-than-normal amount of this sugar being absorbed into the bloodstream. In humans, hypergalactosis can be caused by various factors including genetic mutations or other conditions that
