essential fatty acid deficiency

How is EFA Deficiency Diagnosed?

Diagnosis of EFA deficiency typically involves:
- Clinical evaluation: A detailed dietary history and clinical examination.
- Blood tests: Measuring levels of specific fatty acids in the blood.
- Skin tests: Observing skin changes that may indicate deficiency.

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