Faber Syndrome (Faber Anemia; Achylanemia; Achylia
Gastrica with Anemia; Achylic Achloranemia; Anemia Achlorhydrica Simplex;
Chronic Hypochromic Anemia): Caused by deficient intake absorption or
metabolism of iron. Characterized by small, pale-red erythrocytes and
associated with achlorhydria, glossalgia, koilonychia, pallor fatigability,
and premature graying of the hair; occurs more often in women than in men in
the third to fifth decades.