Definition: The word "anhaemolytic" refers to a substance that can cause bleeding in blood cells. It's a common problem in individuals with hemophilia, an inherited disorder where certain types of red blood cells are defective. Anhaemolytic substances can also occur due to various causes such as infections or genetic disorders. The term "anhaemolytic" is used to describe any substance that damages or destroys blood cells, affecting the functioning and integrity of the blood in the body.
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