can appear unusually red, smooth, or swollen and may feel sore or burn when eating.
Some people also experience mouth ulcers or changes in taste.
These symptoms can occur with other nutritional deficiencies and oral conditions, so a clinical assessment may be needed to identify the cause.
- Pale Skin or a Yellowish Appearance
Vitamin B12 deficiency can cause anemia, which may make the skin look paler than usual.
In some cases, the breakdown of abnormal red blood cells can contribute to a mild yellowish tint in the skin or whites
