Malabsorption syndrome

Malabsorption syndrome is a disorder of nutrient absorption in the small intestine, which can occur as an independent disease or be a consequence of other pathologies of the digestive system. This disease is characterized by impaired functioning of the intestines and intestines, which can lead to impaired absorption of vitamins, minerals, proteins and other beneficial substances necessary for the normal functioning of the body. In the article we will consider the main causes of the development of malabsorption syndrome, its symptoms and diagnosis, as well as possible methods of treating this disease.

Malabsorption syndrome

**Malabsorption syndrome** is a condition manifested by the loss (malabsorption) of various nutrients, usually in the small intestine, but sometimes in the stomach and duodenum, which can lead to the appearance of characteristic symptoms (signs): sudden loss of body weight, exhaustion , diarrhea, constipation or mixed disorders of the digestive system. It is a syndrome or complication of many diseases, such as: Crohn's disease, intestinal lymphoma, gastritis with low acidity, ulcers and colon polyposis and others. There is no specific “malabsorption” syndrome.