Magenta tongue and cracks at corner of mouth are seen is deficiency of______________?

Correct answer: D. Riboflavin

  • A. Vitamin B
  • B. Niacin
  • C. Pantothenic acid
  • D. Riboflavin

Explanation

Riboflavin deficiency causes a magenta or purplish tongue, angular cheilitis and fissuring at the mouth corners. Niacin deficiency is more strongly associated with pellagrous glossitis and stomatitis.

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