👉 A broken fluid, often seen in medical contexts, refers to a condition where bodily fluids become abnormally separated or leak out of their normal pathways. This can occur due to damage to the structures that normally contain and transport these fluids, such as blood vessels, lymphatic vessels, or even the lining of organs. For instance, in cases of trauma or surgery, a broken fluid might result from ruptured blood vessels or damaged lymphatic channels, leading to leakage into surrounding tissues. This can cause symptoms like swelling, pain, and infection, depending on the affected fluid and its location.
