vitamin a deficiency

What are the Symptoms of Vitamin A Deficiency?

Early symptoms of vitamin A deficiency can include night blindness and dryness of the eyes, known as xerophthalmia. Prolonged deficiency can lead to more severe eye conditions, increased susceptibility to infections, delayed growth, and skin issues.

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