essential fatty acid deficiency

What are the Symptoms of EFA Deficiency in Children?

Symptoms of EFA deficiency in children can vary but often include:
- Dry, scaly skin (often referred to as eczema)
- Poor growth and development
- Increased susceptibility to infections
- Behavioral changes and learning difficulties
- Poor wound healing

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