Patient's question:
A few days ago, I took my nephew to the hospital for a physical check-up. The doctor said he has a vitamin B2 deficiency. What does this mean? Does a lack of vitamin B2 cause illness? We all eat the same diet. Why would he be deficient? What is the treatment for this?Doctor's answer:
Hello friend. Vitamin B2 deficiency. Generally, it is prone to oral ulcers. Oral inflammation. Or there may be manifestations on the tongue. It is usually. Map tongue generally appears like ulcers like a map. It is generally necessary to take vitamin B complex orally for prevention and treatment. Also, eat more vitamins in daily life. Foods with a relatively high content of vitamin B. Generally, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.