| Vitamins and minerals are essential, in a
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| | upper and lower extremities, which may be
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| very small amount; for healthy growth and
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| | exacerbated by exercise; epiphyseal
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| development. They cannot be synthesized
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| | capping and premature epiphyseal closure,
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| in the body. The body only utilizes them
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| | may occur in children. Neurological
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| without breaking them down, which is the
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| | effects include blurred vision and
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| reason why they are only required in
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| | frontal headache, craniotabes in
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| "small amounts". Vitamins and nutrients
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| | children, or bulging fontanelle in
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| are often regarded as wonder nutrients
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| | infants. Chronic vitamin D overdose
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| and are thus normally believed to be free
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| | effects include the above symptoms and
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| from side effects.However vitamin
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| | constipation, anorexia, polydipsia,
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| overdose may cause discomfort and other
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| | polyuria, backache, hyperlipidemia, and
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| potentially serious damage to the body.
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| | hypercalcemia followed by hypertension
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| Vitamins are usually separated into
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| | and cardiac arrhythmias. Vitamin E
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| water-soluble (e.g., the B vitamins,
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| | overdose causes nausea, headache,
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| vitamin C) and fat-soluble (e.g.,
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| | fatigue, easy bruising and bleeding
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| vitamins A, D, E, K) groups. Vitamins
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| | muscle weakness, and creatinuria.Chronic
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| overdose of vitamin B and C are excreted
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| | vitamin E overdose effects include all of
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| in the body but fat-soluble vitamin
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| | the above, suppression of other
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| overdose tend to accumulate and
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| | antioxidants, and increased risk of
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| eventually cause poisoning when high
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| | hemorrhagic stroke. Vitamin K overdose
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| levels of concentration in the body have
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| | typically associated with formula-fed
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| been reached. Each vitamin also has
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| | infants or those receiving synthetic
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| specific symptoms associated with its
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| | vitamin K-3 (menadione) injections.
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| vitamin overdose. The good news is that
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| | Because of its toxicity, menadione is no
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| morbidity and mortality from pure
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| | longer used for treatment of vitamin K
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| vitamins overdose are rare. One study of
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| | deficiency. Effects may include jaundice
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| acute or chronic vitamin overdoses, with
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| | in newborns, hemolytic anemia, and
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| more than 40,000 exposures, reported 1
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| | hyperbilirubinemia. Most adults can
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| death and 8 major adverse outcomes.
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| | obtain enough vitamins by eating a
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| Vitamin A overdose can cause headache,
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| | well-balanced diet. It has, however,
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| nausea, diarrhea, dry itchy skin, hair
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| | become increasingly common for people to
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| loss and loss of appetite. Fatigue and
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| | take vitamins at levels far greater than
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| irregular menstruation are common. In
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| | the recommended dietary allowance RDA.
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| extreme this vitamin overdose there can
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| | Balanced amounts of each and every
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| be bone pain and enlargement of liver and
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| | vitamin in the body should be properly
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| spleen. High doses of beta carotene may
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| | followed, as an excessive in take of one
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| turn the skin yellowish orange.
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| | vitamin can adversely affect the body's
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| Meanwhile, vitamin A overdose in
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| | use of another vitamin even though the
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| pregnancy may lead to birth defects.
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| | second vitamin is present in normal
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| Vitamin D overdose may lead to calcium
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| | amounts. For instance, deficiency in
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| deposits in soft tissues, blood vessels
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| | vitamin K is attributed by large amounts
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| walls and kidneys. In children this will
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| | of vitamin E. Vitamin E overdose changes
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| cause growth retardation.Musculoskeletal
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| | the body's need for vitamin K to the
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| effects include pain and tenderness,
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| | point of causing vitamin K deficiency.
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| particularly in the long bones of the
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