- Look up
deficiency in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
deficiency is
generally a lack of something. It may also
refer to: A
deficient number, in mathematics...
- donation.
Causes of
decreased production include iron
deficiency,
folate deficiency,
vitamin B12
deficiency, thal****emia and a
number of bone
marrow tumors...
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Vitamin B12
deficiency, also
known as
cobalamin deficiency, is the
medical condition in
which the
blood and
tissue have a
lower than
normal level of vitamin...
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Thiamine deficiency is a
medical condition of low
levels of
thiamine (vitamin B1). A
severe and
chronic form is
known as beriberi. The name
beriberi was...
- Iron-
deficiency anemia is
anemia caused by a lack of iron.
Anemia is
defined as a
decrease in the
number of red
blood cells or the
amount of hemoglobin...
- Glucose-6-phosphate
dehydrogenase deficiency (G6PDD), also
known as favism, is the most
common enzyme deficiency anemia worldwide. It is an
inborn error...
- Iron
deficiency, or sideropenia, is the
state in
which a body
lacks enough iron to
supply its needs. Iron is
present in all
cells in the
human body and...
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Vitamin D
deficiency or
hypovitaminosis D is a
vitamin D
level that is
below normal. It most
commonly occurs in
people when they have
inadequate exposure...
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anemia is a
disease where not
enough red
blood cells are
produced due to a
deficiency of
vitamin B12.
Those affected often have a
gradual onset. The most common...
- can have
chromosomal deficiencies,
mental deficiencies,
nutritional deficiencies,
complement deficiencies, or
enzyme deficiencies. Protein-energy malnutrition...
