<prompt> Ho fanoe ka lentsoe la bongaka, le hlalose ka puo e bonolo.Galactosemia  <response>: Instruction in English: Given a medical term, explain it in a simple language. . Response in English: Galactosemia is a rare genetic condition where the body is unable to process a type of sugar called galactose properly. This happens because of the lack of an enzyme that helps to break down galactose. As a result, galactose can build up in the blood and organs, leading to various health issues. It is a hereditary condition, meaning that it is passed down from parents to their children through their genes. Babies born with galactosemia usually show symptoms within the first few days of life and need to be treated with a special diet to manage the condition. . Response in Sesotho: Galactosemia ke boemo bo sa tloaelehang ba lefutso moo mele o sitoang ho sebetsana le mofuta oa tsoekere o bitsoang galactose hantle. Sena se etsahala ka lebaka la khaello ea enzyme e thusang ho senya galactose. Ka lebaka leo, galactose e ka bokellana maling le lithong tsa mele, e lebisang litabeng tse fapaneng tsa bophelo bo botle. Ke lefutso, ho bolelang hore le fetisoa ho tloha ho batsoali ho ea ho bana ba bona ka liphatsa tsa bona tsa lefutso. Bana ba tsoetsoeng ba e-na le galactosemia hangata ba bontša matšoao matsatsing a seng makae a pele a bophelo me ba hloka ho phekoloa ka lijo tse khethehileng ho laola boemo boo. 