vitamin B6 deficiency

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vitamin B₆ deficiency

Nutrition A deficiency state that may occur in malabsorption, DM, pregnancy, the elderly, and in those taking oral contraceptives Clinical Dermatitis, oral inflammation depression, insomnia, irritability, muscle fatigue, dizziness, weakness, anemia, N&V. See Vitamin B_6.

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