dyschiria

/dɪsˈkɪriə/

Definitions

1. noun

A condition characterized by a lack of or disorder in the pigmentation of skin, hair, or the eye; particularly, a condition resulting from albinism or other genetic disorders affecting melanin production.

“The patient was diagnosed with dyschiria, a condition affecting her skin and hair pigmentation.”

Synonyms

  • albinism
  • hypopigmentation

Antonyms

  • hyperpigmentation