বিভিন্ন রোগের কোনো এক বা একাধিক ভিটামিন অভাব দ্বারা সৃষ্ট

avitaminosis's Usage Examples:

central nervous system) and with chronic nutritional deficiencies (such as avitaminosis) or exposure to potentially toxic foods (such as bitter cassava).

children’s diseases, particularly respiratory disorders, dystrophy, and avitaminosis and child pathology.

development of the pineal gland and of microglia, lead poisoning, and avitaminosis.

had a whole bunch of diseases, including: hemorrhoids, prostatitis, avitaminosis, varicose veins and nail fungus.

the clinical features of ANUG in 1778, differentiating it from scurvy (avitaminosis C) and chronic periodontitis.

nematode parasite, Gongylonema Neoplasticum (Spiroptera Neoplasticum), and avitaminosis a in the forestomach of rats: Comparison with Fibiger's results".

133 – avitaminosis MeSH C18.

He saw the wounded partisans malnourished and suffering from avitaminosis, lying on the floor in several peasant huts.

the death and, basing itself on Red Cross reports, gave the cause as "avitaminosis", while Emily Hahn, an American journalist and also friend of Grayburn.

” Poor diet resulted in avitaminosis especially vitamin D deficiency: osteomalacia; “Sufferers who were unable.

avitaminosis's Meaning':

any of several diseases caused by deficiency of one or more vitamins

Synonyms:

malnutrition; night blindness; Alpine scurvy; nyctalopia; mayidism; rickets; moon blindness; pellagra; mal rosso; maidism; rachitis; beriberi; scurvy; hypovitaminosis; mal de la rosa; scorbutus; Saint Ignatius' itch;

Antonyms:

estimable;