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B12 deficiency level was 150
Am 35yr old &delivered a baby in 2016 May 5th. dose my b12 def because of my delivery.? I was feeding my baby on June 5th 2017.B12 def was diagnosed in mid of jun 2017 and I have started my b12 injections medication July 17& initial one month of medication I did not find any difference in symptoms like extreme weakness, lightheaded, tingling, Depression & pass out feeling. slowly some symptoms got reduced but, I want to know. Is it life time problem or it will cure
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Vitamin B12 deficiency is usually not a lifelong problem. Usually it resolves within months to a year. Commonly gastritis (acidity/gas trouble) and dietary deficiencies cause vitamin B12 deficiency. So take diets which are rich in B12 such as eggs, milk, cheese, milk products, meat, fish, shellfish and poultry. Some soy and rice beverages also contain B12.
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Try nutritional and dietary changes.
Consult a gastroenterologist also if symptoms do not resolve.
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