Hypolipidemia
Pronunciation: /ˈhaɪpoʊˈɫɪpidˈmiə/
Hypolipidemia (noun)
- A condition where the amount of fats in the blood is lower than normal.
- A medical state in which cholesterol or other blood lipids are below expected levels.
Examples
- Low blood fats can affect how the body stores energy.
- The doctor explained that low blood fats may cause weakness.