Vitamin B2 Riboflavin Test

• Diagnosing Riboflavin Deficiency: This can lead to health issues such as glossitis, dermatitis, and vision problems.
• Assessing Nutritional Status: To understand whether the diet is adequate to meet the body's vitamin requirements.
• Monitoring Vitamin Levels During Treatment: If the patient is taking supplements.
• Determining the Effectiveness of Nutritional Supplements: By evaluating the body's response to the vitamin.

• Individuals with Symptoms of Riboflavin Deficiency: Such as glossitis, mouth irritation, and skin problems.
• People on Restricted Diets: Such as vegetarians or those not getting enough vitamin-rich foods.
• Alcohol Addicts: They may be more prone to vitamin deficiencies.
• Patients with Food Absorption Disorders: Such as Celiac disease or inflammatory bowel disease.
• Children in Growth Stages: To ensure their nutritional needs are met.

• Tongue Inflammation: Pain or swelling in the tongue.
• Skin Problems: Such as dermatitis or the appearance of rashes.
• Cracks in the Corners of the Mouth: This may indicate a vitamin deficiency.
• Vision Problems: Especially in low light conditions.
• Persistent Fatigue and Exhaustion: Without any clear cause.
• Light Sensitivity: Discomfort when exposed to bright light.

Adults: 4.5 to 25.0 ng/mL (or 15.0 to 90.0 nmol/L).