People most at risk are children between six months to six years, pregnant women and lactating women.
This is because vitamin A to maintain healthy cells in the eye and the various structures needed to convert light into nerve signals in the eye called the retina. When vitamin A is not available to the body, gradual change began to affect the eye.
1. The first sign of trouble is when a child or pregnant or lactating women found it difficult to adjust to see in the dark. This condition is called night blindness.
2. Bitot Spots: This is a white cheese like tissue spots that develop around the eyeball, causing severe drought in the eye.
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