Noun
hypouricemia (usually uncountable, plural hypouricemias)
An abnormally low level of uric acid in one's blood.
As such, people with high copper/iron can experience hypouricemia and vitamin C deficiency, resulting in oxidative damage. Source: Internet
Since estrogen increases the half-life of copper, people with very high estrogen levels and intense blood loss during menstruation are likely to have high copper/iron and present with hypouricemia. Source: Internet
Uric acid crystals can also promote the formation of calcium oxalate stones, acting as "seed crystals" (heterogeneous nucleation ). citation Low uric acid Causes of low uric acid Low uric acid ( hypouricemia ) can have numerous causes. Source: Internet
Zinc inhibits copper absorption, helping to reduce the high copper/ iron in some people with hypouricemia. Source: Internet