acathexia

/ˌeɪkəˈθɛksiə/
noun
  1. A medical condition where the body has difficulty holding or retaining fluids and secretions, often leading to abnormal discharge.
    • Acathexia can affect various glands in the body.
    • Treatment for acathexia focused on managing the fluid loss.
    • The doctor explained that acathexia was causing the patient's constant nasal drip.
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