Deficiency of #vitamins:
#Vitamin B1 or #Thiamine:
#Thiamine plays an important role in energy production and its deficiency causes symptoms such as excessive fatigue, dysfunction of the heart, nervous system, muscles, digestive system, weight loss, sensory perception disorders, emotional disorders, weakness in body parts, irregular heartbeat, Heart failure, edema and ophthalmoplegia. As a result of boiling #milk, vitamin B1 is destroyed. Thiamine deficiency is also seen in #alcoholic people.
#Vitamin B2 or #Riboflavin:
Deficiency of #riboflavin causes anorexia, inflammation of the mucous membrane, anemia, inflammation of the lips and nasolabial folds, all of which are called #ariboflavinosis.
#vitamin B3 or #niacin:
Deficiency of #niacin causes #Plager’s disease.
Sensitivity to light, dementia and diarrhea are common symptoms of this disease.
Vitamin B5 deficiency:
Deficiency of vitamin B5 causes #paresthesia and #acne. This deficiency is very uncommon because this vitamin is present in many foods in the amount needed by the body.
Deficiency of #vitamin B7 or #biotin:
Biotin deficiency causes #alopecia and #dermatitis. Biotin deficiency can be seen in cutting off the part of the intestine that is responsible for absorbing biotin, and disorders of infant metabolism and consumption of raw eggs.
#vitamin B6 or #pyridoxine:
It causes #microcytic #anemia, dermatitis and depression. Deficiency of this vitamin is usually seen secondary to the use of drugs.
Deficiency of #vitamin B9 or #folate:
Folate deficiency causes #megaloblastic anemia. This deficiency is seen in people who consume goat milk.
Deficiency of #B12 or #cobolamine:
Deficiency of this vitamin is very common. Since this vitamin is only found in animal foods, it is seen a lot in vegetarians. Other causes of B12 deficiency include coabsorption (celiac disease), pernicious anemia (an autoimmune disorder in which antibodies against intrinsic factor in the stomach) are made and the absorption of B12 is disrupted), tapeworm infection and gastrectomy.
This deficiency causes #peripheral neuropathy, posterolateral column disease, #vitiligo and #megaloblastic anemia.
#vitaminc or #ascorbic_acid:
Vitamin C is considered a regenerative factor in the body and plays a role in collagen metabolism.
Deficiency of this vitamin causes scurvy, the symptoms of which include restlessness, purpura, bleeding gums, periosteal bleeding, and bone pain.
#Vitamin A:
This vitamin in the body causes the integration of #epithelial cells and plays a role in #vision.
Vitamin A deficiency causes night blindness, xerophthalmia and follicular hyperkeratosis.
This deficiency is seen in malnutrition and malabsorption.
#Vitamin D:
The most important effect of this vitamin is maintaining the level of #calcium and #phosphorus in the serum at normal levels.
Therefore, its deficiency causes #hypercalcemia and then causes #rickets, which is the reduction of bone mineralization.
#Vitamin E:
This vitamin is an antioxidant and is found in plant foods, especially seeds.
Vitamin E deficiency causes hemolysis in premature babies and the absence of reflexes.
#Vitamin K:
This vitamin plays a very important role in the function of clotting factors and bleeding control.
Deficiency of vitamin K is seen in #breastfed and #absorbable babies and causes prolonged PT time and bleeding.
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