👉 Haematogenesis, also known as hemoglobinemia, is a condition in which an individual's red blood cells (red blood cells) contain abnormal amounts of hemoglobin. This abnormality can cause a range of symptoms and conditions, including fatigue, anaemia, jaundice, and bleeding disorders. The term "haematogenesis" comes from the Greek word "hæma," meaning "blood" or "bloodline," and "togenesis," which means "formation." It is often
