Definition: Okay, let's see. The user wants me to define the medical term 'ophthalmorrhagia' in two sentences. First, I need to recall what that term means. From my medical knowledge, ophthalmorrhagia refers to a condition where there is excessive or abnormal exudation of fluid from the eye. That's probably the first sentence. Then, in the second sentence, I should explain how it affects vision. Maybe mention the risk to vision or cause changes. Let me check if that makes sense. Wait, but am I repeating myself? The first part already defines it as fluid exudation, so maybe adding a bit more context in the second sentence would be good. Like, "In cases of ophthalmorrhagia, the excessive fluid can lead to vision impairment or corneal damage." That seems accurate. Let me make sure I'm not missing any important details. Yes, that should work. Ophthalmorrhagia refers to an abnormal accumulation of eye fluid (exudation) that may cause symptoms like vision loss or corneal swelling. In such cases, it can lead to discomfort or complications affecting the eye’s health over time.

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Definition: (1) Ophthaalmorrhagia is a rare disorder where food particles get lodged in the small intestinal wall. <0x0A>(2) This condition is caused by food particles entering the small intestine through the ophthalmic sinus. <0x0A>(3) The accumulation of food particles can cause severe diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting.

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