Here's why:
* -lysis indicates a breakdown or destruction (e.g., hemolysis - breakdown of red blood cells).
* -penia indicates a deficiency or lack of something (e.g., leukopenia - deficiency of white blood cells).
* -rrhage indicates excessive flow or discharge (e.g., hemorrhage - excessive bleeding).
* -genic indicates something that produces or generates something (e.g., carcinogenic - something that causes cancer).
While -genic is a common suffix in medical terminology, it doesn't specifically indicate a condition or diagnosis. It describes a cause or origin rather than a symptom or abnormality.