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Disease that results from a definite contributing factor. For instance, secondary anemia may result from blood loss or blood destruction. [Encarta]
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| secondary hemochromatosis |
Acquired forms of hemochromatosis. Caused by various anemias, chronic transfusion therapy, or other nongenetic conditions.
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| secondary |
The word is used medically in one of three ways: (1) part of a sequence, as in primary follicle, secondary follicle, tertiary follicle; (2) when a person has a precedent for a contrary state (eg secondary amenorrhea, when a woman has had at least one spontaneous menstrual period, but then menstruation stops; secondary dysmenorrhea means periods that have painful after having been not so -- or not-so-much; secondary infertility means having trouble getting pregnant despite having become ...
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| secondary amenorrhea |
Absent periods (amenorrhea) when a woman has had at least one previous spontaneous menstrual period, but then menstruation stops. See also secondary.
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| secondary infertility |
Trouble getting pregnant (infertility) in someone who has previously had a successful or potentially successful pregnancy. ...
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