Vitamin B12 Deficiency

Many people experience many symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency, which may precede overt blood markers of deficiency, particularly if vitamin B12 deficiency has been based solely on serum levels of vitamin B12, or the highly misleading "Active B12" test.

In order to better ascertain whether you are functionally deficient in vitamin B12, we have grouped together many of the classic symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency. These we have outlined in the form below.

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Pernicious Anemia

Chronic Fatigue syndrome

Diabetes +/- metformin

Rheumatoid Arthritis

Fibromyalgia

Hypothyroidism

Other

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Pallor (Grey/ashen complexion

Reduced sweating

Shortness of breath

Anemia

Blurred vision

Tunnel Vision

Light sensitivity

Trouble focusing

Hypotension (low blood pressure)

Nausea

Heart palpitations

Heat intolerance

Light Headiness

Tinnitus (ringing ears)

Fainting

Adrenal Fatigue

Arrythmia (irregular heart rate)

Elevated Blood pressure

Constipation

Diarrhoea

Incontinence (bladder or bowel

Vulvodynia

Dry Mouth

Altered taste

Impotence

Low sperm count

Female sexual dysfunction

Burning feet

Hair loss

Cold Feet

Unsteady gait

Poor balance

Frequent falls

Frequent headaches

Poor memory

Fuzzy thinking

Poor sentence construction

Neuropathy

Poor Sleeping

Sciatica

Restless leg syndrome

Easily Fatigued

Numbness (hands and feet)

Mood swings

Anxiety

Apathy

Lack of Motivation

Depression

Swollen tongue