Hypolactasia: a common enzyme deficiency leading to lactose malabsorption and intolerance
Polish Archives of Internal Medicine, 2012 Adult‑type hypolactasia (lactase nonpersistence or lactase deficiency) is the most common enzyme deficiency leading to lactose intolerance and primary lactose malabsorption. Clinical presentation of the condition includes symptoms resulting from bacterial fermentation of undigested lactose in the colon, which gives rise to gas bloat, increased motility,
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