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Hypophosphatemia: Low blood phosphate levels. Causes include malnourishment, chronic alcoholism excessive carbohydrate consumption, malabsorption, phosphaturia, liver failure, respiratory alkalosis and certain genetic disorders. More detailed information about the symptoms, causes, and treatments of Hypophosphatemia is available below.
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