There are many nutrients that the human body needs, and in order to have a healthy body, a lack of any trace element is not necessary, as it can cause certain damage to the body. Some babies may experience developmental abnormalities due to vitamin deficiency during their growth and development. In fact, there are some symptoms of trace element deficiency in children. Today, let's take a look at the symptoms of vitamin B deficiency in babies?
Vitamin B is an essential trace element for human growth and development. Lack of vitamin B can cause athlete's foot or peripheral neuropathy. Some infants who lack vitamin B may experience symptoms such as oral ulcers, cheilitis, and herpes. At the same time, infants who are deficient in vitamin B can also cause dry skin and mucous membranes, affecting the normal function of brain cells. In severe cases, it may induce anemia, affect the normal development of infants, and also affect their immunity.
If a child lacks vitamin B, mothers can give their baby some fresh vegetables or fruits, as vegetables are rich in vitamin B. If a baby doesn't like to eat vegetables or fruits, they can juice the vegetables and fruits and add honey for the baby to drink. The baby will love it. If infants cannot add complementary foods, they can only be supplemented by their mothers and then given nutrition through breast milk. In severe cases, medication supplementation may be necessary.
There are various types of vitamin B, so when infants have symptoms of vitamin B deficiency, they must go to the hospital for examination in a timely manner to see which type of vitamin B is missing and make reasonable supplements to meet the developmental needs of infants.
