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Pyridoxine neuropathy

Medical Journal of Australia, 1987
A case of sensory neuropathy in a young woman due to long-term ingestion of pyridoxine, with subsequent recovery, is described. Pyridoxine neuropathy may occur after the long-term ingestion of doses as low as 200 mg a day. Because of its widespread use in the community, both the general public and the medical community need to be aware of this recently
J A, Waterston, B S, Gilligan
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PYRIDOXINE AND THE PILL

The Lancet, 1970
58 women who complained of irritability (58) depression (58) fatigue (48) mild paranoid ideation (29) or poor concentration or sleep disturbance (20) while using oral contraceptives were selected for a trial of pyridoxine. They were taking Ortho-Novum 180 Ovulen 21 or Ovral and no tranquilizers or depressants for 2 to 37 months.
M J, Baumblatt, F, Winston
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Pineal indoleamine metabolism in pyridoxine-deficient rats

open access: yesBrain Research, 1988
Pvridoxine deficiency causes physiologically significant decrease in brain serotonin (5-HT) due to decreased decarboxylation of 5- hvdroxvtrvptophan (5-HTP).
Yaw Siow, C S Paulose, K Dakshinamurti
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