The most common one is Folic acid or folate which is a B vitamin. It is also referred to as vitamin B₉.
Is it not folic acid? I'm not certain, but I know that that does affect the spine of babies of the mother is deficit - spinabifida. So it may also cause neural tube defects?
Folic acid deficiency.Lack of this will lead to neural tube defects affecting ears and the kidneys.
Low intake of folic acid contributes to birth defects.
Vitamin A
vitamin b(folic acid)
vitamin b and c can cause serious birth defect
Vitamin A in too high of doses can cause birth defects so the amount you get in your daily diet and your prenatal vitamin should be enough.
Folate/folic acid
The vitamin is Folic Acid.
No he did not have any birth defects.
No. It only lower the chance your baby will be born with birth defects- due to vitamin definciencies
Folic acid
vitamin A: birth defects, irreversible bone and liver damage vitamin B1: deficiencies in B2 and B6 vitamin B6: damage to the nervous system vitamin C: affects the absorption of copper; diarrhea vitamin D: hypercalcemia
There are thousands of identified birth defects. Birth defects are abnormal developments present at birth that can cause physical or mental disability. Some, but not all are fatal.
Ideally, take folic acid if you are trying to conceive (in the form of a pre-natal vitamin). Folic acid makes the most difference (in my understanding) in the first trimester of pregnancy as that is when neural tube and brain development is most involved.
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