Definition: Apophylaxis is a medical term used to describe the sudden cessation or diminution in the flow of blood from one part of a limb or body, particularly as a result of an injury or infection, causing discomfort and swelling. The exact cause is often difficult to determine, but it can be due to a lack of adequate circulation, damage to tissues within the wound, or a viral infection that affects blood vessels.
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