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  1. Anisocytosis

    Anisocytosis (pronounced “a-nuh-soe-sai-TOW-suhs”) describes red blood cells that vary in size. Sometimes, size variation in your red blood cells may signal an underlying medical issue. You may learn that your red blood cells are different sizes when you receive results from a blood test.
    my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/24997-anisocytosis
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    Aniso-: Unequal, unlike, or dissimilar. As in anisocoria, anisocytosis, and anisometropia. From the Greek anisos meaning unequal, from an-, not, + isos, equal. The opposite of aniso - is iso-.
    Anisocoria is a term derived from two Greek words, “ aniso -” meaning unequal, “kore” meaning pupil, and a Latin suffix “ia” meaning abnormal condition. Anisocoria is characterized by a difference in pupil sizes. This phenomenon results due to disturbances in the efferent pathway dynamics.
    Anise (Pimpinella anisum) is one of the oldest known spice plants. It grows in the Mediterranean, Spain, West Asia, Mexico, Egypt, and the Middle East. Anise contains chemicals that might have estrogen -like effects, decrease swelling, and help fight off insects.
    Allergies: Anise might cause allergic reactions in some people who are allergic to other plants that are similar to anise. Plants that are similar to anise include asparagus, caraway, celery, coriander, cumin, dill, and fennel. Hormone-sensitive conditions: Anise might act like estrogen.
  3. WebAug 8, 2023 · Anisocoria is a term derived from two Greek words, “ aniso -” meaning unequal, “kore” meaning pupil, and a Latin suffix “ia” meaning abnormal condition. Anisocoria is characterized by a difference in pupil …