Can Vitamin Deficiency Cause Low Albumin?
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According to a 2024 study on orthopedic patients, deficiencies in vitamin D and albumin are highly prevalent. This highlights a crucial question: can vitamin deficiency cause low albumin? While a direct causal link is rare, nutritional deficiencies, including vitamins, are a significant factor within the broader context of malnutrition and inflammation that leads to low albumin levels.
