Hemorrhagia
Hemorrhagia is a Latin term that translates to "bleeding" or "hemorrhage." In a medical context, it refers to the abnormal discharge of blood from a blood vessel. This can occur internally, where blood collects within the body's tissues or cavities, or externally, where blood escapes the body through an orifice or a break in the skin. Hemorrhage can range in severity from minor, such as a nosebleed, to life-threatening, requiring immediate medical intervention.
The causes of hemorrhagia are diverse and can include trauma, such as cuts or blunt force injuries,
Diagnosis of hemorrhagia typically involves a physical examination to assess the extent of blood loss and
Treatment for hemorrhagia depends on the location, severity, and underlying cause. Minor external bleeding may be