6 Signs You Have Vitamin K Deficiency

Did you know that our bodies need vitamin K to stay healthy? Vitamin K is important for blood clotting and bone health, so it is important that we all get enough vitamin K into our bodies.

If you don’t get enough vitamin K, then you will develop a vitamin K deficiency. It is actually incredibly rare to have a deficiency in vitamin K, as most adults get the nutrient from their diets. But the deficiency can also occur if you are taking certain antibiotics or anticoagulants or if you already have a problem with fat absorption.

A coagulation test carried out by your doctor can tell you if you are suffering from a vitamin K deficiency. But how will you know the signs to look out for before visiting your doctor? Well, we are going to talk to you about the signs of a vitamin K deficiency which will hopefully help to keep you healthy and in control of your body.

Here are 6 signs that you might have a vitamin K deficiency:
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