Which vitamin deficiency causes corneal vascularization? Exploring the role of Riboflavin and eye nutrition
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Since the 1930s, it has been understood that **riboflavin (vitamin B2) deficiency** is a primary nutritional cause of corneal vascularization, a condition where blood vessels invade the normally clear cornea. This invasive growth can ultimately impair vision if left unaddressed, highlighting the critical link between diet and eye health.