KnowraMalabsorptionLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Malabsorption, each with the reason it gives.All 11Related 7Narrower topic 1Compared with 3MalnutritionRelated: Adequate intake may still fail to meet needs when absorption is impaired.DigestionCompared with: It shows how digestion can proceed while nutrient uptake still fails.Intestinal absorptionCompared with: It is the clinical counterpart of inadequate intestinal absorption.Crohn's diseaseRelated: Small-bowel Crohn's inflammation or resection can reduce absorption of vitamins and other nutrients.DiarrheaNarrower topic: It is a broader process that can cause chronic diarrhea and nutrient deficiencies.GiardiasisRelated: Giardia can disrupt small-intestinal function, contributing to greasy stools, weight loss, and nutrient deficiencies.Vitamin A deficiencyRelated: Fat malabsorption can prevent adequate uptake of this fat-soluble vitamin.Medium-chain triglycerideRelated: Medium-chain fats can be useful when absorption of long-chain fats is compromised.Zinc deficiencyRelated: Intestinal disease can reduce zinc absorption and raise deficiency risk.Alimentary canalCompared with: It shows what happens when the canal’s absorption function is disrupted.Gastrointestinal diseaseRelated: It is a consequence of diseases that damage or bypass absorptive surfaces.