Vitamin B deficiency has serious effects on both physical and mental health. If the deficiency is small, overcoming it may not be a problem. But if there is a severe deficiency of B vitamins, there is a possibility of getting various diseases, big and small.


Many of us who are health conscious know what Vitamin B is and why it is needed for the body. But there are many conscious people who do not know what diseases occur in our body due to lack of this vitamin.


Let's find out today about the diseases caused by vitamin B deficiency.


Diseases due to lack of vitamin B.


First of all it is fair to say that vitamin B is not a single vitamin, it is a group vitamin. And in this group there are 6 vitamins which together are called vitamin B complex. So, we will discuss what diseases are caused due to lack of any of these 6 vitamins.

Diseases caused by lack of vitamin B1 or thiamine
    Infected with beriberi
    Cardiovascular or heart disease
    Shortness of breath, difficulty breathing
    Feet sweat
    Weight loss
    Short time memory loss

Diseases caused by lack of vitamin B2 or riboflavin

    Infected with angular cheilitis, cracks in the corners of the mouth
    Lips turn red
    Dry skin
    Apart from winter, it means that the lips are cracked in any season
    Inflammation inside the mouth, especially inflammation of the lining of the mouth
    Mouth ulcers
    Inflammation of the tongue
    Sore throat
    Scrotal dermatitis
    Iron deficiency anemia
    Eye problems in bright light
    Itchy eyes
    Sometimes bleeding in the eyes

Diseases caused by lack of vitamin B3 or niacin

    Hair loss or hair loss
    Different types of skin diseases appear
    Swelling of various parts of the skin
    Swelling above or below the tongue
    Suffering from insomnia
    Having diarrhea
    Weakness in various parts of the body
    Suffering from mental indecision
    Disorder in life
    Having various heart attacks
    Dementia means loss of memory

Diseases caused by lack of vitamin B5 or pantothenic acid

    Short-term depression
    Suffering from insomnia, waking up repeatedly
    Suffering from depression occasionally for no reason
    Occasional irritability in the mind
    Sudden vomiting
    Often feel abdominal pain
    Burning of the feet
    Respiratory infections

Diseases caused by lack of vitamin B6

    Getting sick often from an infection
    Catch cracks in the skin of the corners of the face
    Swelling or soreness of the tongue
    Suffering from depression
    Infection with parathesias causes a kind of numbness in the hands and feet
    Feeling frustrated at work, feeling a lot of tension in general trouble and getting a little annoyed
    The skin becomes oily, sometimes reddish, with rashes on various parts of the body, especially the face.

Diseases caused by lack of vitamin B6 or biotin

    Premature hair loss
    Red rash around the eyes, mouth, nose and sometimes the genitals
    Dryness of the inside of the eye
    Often cracks appear in the corners of the mouth
    Loss of appetite and loss of appetite
    Changing the color of the tongue, especially magenta
    Falling into laziness, fatigue and exhaustion
    Suffering from low sleep or insomnia
    Feeling numb and tingling in the hands and feet

Diseases due to lack of vitamin B9 or folate


    Mild or severe fatigue
    Swelling of the tongue, sometimes a light sore inside the mouth
    Hair becomes colorless or gray
    Physical weakness, especially after hard work
    Pale skin
    Shortness of breath
    The skin in different parts of the body becomes pale
    The mood became irritable

Diseases caused by lack of vitamin B12


    Occasionally numbness of hands and feet
    Loss of tongue smoothness
    Drowning in exhaustion
    Feeling much more physically weak after normal work
    Blow in the face
    Sudden change of mood
    Blurred vision
    Having trouble breathing
    Dizziness
    Pale skin

He learned about all the diseases that occur due to lack of vitamin B. All of these together are called vitamin B complex.

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