folic acid deficiency

What Are the Symptoms of Folic Acid Deficiency?

The symptoms of folic acid deficiency can vary but often include:
- Fatigue and weakness.
- Pale skin due to anemia.
- Irritability and behavioral changes.
- Poor growth or developmental delays.
- Mouth sores and a swollen tongue.

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