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... vitamin B-12 and folate can cause vitamin deficiency anemia. Or the body might have trouble taking in and using these vitamins. Without these nutrients, the ...
Not getting enough vitamin D, also called a vitamin D deficiency, can cause your bones to become thin, brittle, bent or bowed during growth.
These diets may not include enough fruits, vegetables, whole grains and nutrient-rich foods. ... Vitamin B-12 deficiency may go undetected in people who eat a ...
... deficiency. Other deficiencies included iron, vitamin D, copper, vitamin B12 and folate. The nutritional deficiencies have potential health ramifications ...
A vitamin D deficiency means you don't have enough vitamin D in your body. Too little of vitamin D makes bones weak. But the link between vitamin D and ...
To help diagnose vitamin deficiency anemia, you might have blood tests that check for: The number and look of red blood cells. The amount of vitamin B-12 ...
Bypassing or removing intestinal tissues that help take in iron and other nutrients raises the risk of iron deficiency anemia. ... vitamin C at the same time.
Rickets is the softening and weakening of bones in children, often because of an extreme and prolonged vitamin D or calcium deficiency.
Vitamin deficiency anemia. Besides iron, the body needs folate and vitamin B-12 to make enough healthy red blood cells. A diet that doesn't have enough of these ...
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