Scurvy is a condition resulting from a deficiency in vitamin C. It can manifest in symptoms such as anemia, weakness, fatigue, spontaneous bleeding, limb pain—especially in the legs—swelling in certain body parts, and in some cases, gum ulceration and tooth loss. While vitamin C deficiency can arise from general undernutrition in developed countries, severe deficiency leading to scurvy is relatively uncommon. Symptoms may include fatigue, depression, and connective tissue issues like gingivitis, petechiae, rash, internal bleeding, and impaired wound healing. The association between vitamin C and mood might seem unexpected, yet individuals experiencing vitamin C deficiency often report feeling fatigued or depressed.