Hi doctors since i was having severe muscle aches and numbness in one side leg neurologist made me do cbc , creatine ,b12 etc b12 report is 290 where lab range is 239-930 but my value is 290 and in cbc my lymphocytes is reduce to 19% where range is 25-40% also am under constant mental stress
Does b12 deficiency caused low lymphocytes?
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Your Vitamin B12 level (290 pg/mL) is borderline and may contribute to symptoms like numbness, tingling, and muscle aches.
However, a low lymphocyte percentage (19%) is usually not caused by B12 deficiency alone. It should be interpreted along with your Absolute Lymphocyte Count (ALC) and the rest of your CBC.
Since your symptoms are persistent, a proper clinical evaluation is important to identify the exact cause. You're welcome to visit our clinic for a detailed assessment and personalized treatment plan. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
Your symptoms are due to vitamin b12 deficiency which is not due to lymphocytes decrease
Vitamin b12 is not synthesized in our body and it's obtained from food that we eat
I suggest you to consult a general physician and get vitamin b12 supplements
A vitamin B12 level of 290 pg/mL is within the normal range, though it is borderline low in some individuals. Isolated mild lymphocytopenia is usually not caused by vitamin B12 deficiency. Since your numbness is limited to one leg, it is more likely due to a nerve-related problem rather than B12 deficiency.
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Please continue follow-up with your neurologist.
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If symptoms persist, further evaluation such as MRI spine/nerve conduction studies (if advised) and repeat CBC may be helpful.
Numbness limited to one leg alone is unlikely related to vitamin b 12 insufficiency or deficiency,rather could be due to nerve related issue.vitamin b 12 level does not cause low lymphocytes directly
low to normal B12 and stress can contribute to symptoms and mild lymphopenia.
Continue supplements.
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The muscle aches and numbness in only one leg is NOT due to vitamin B12 deficiency or low lymphocytes count.
Vitamin B12 can cause low lymphocytes count as vit b12 is required in lymphocytes production. division.
To raise your lymphocyte count, take Vitamin B12.
Your Vitamin B12 is low-normal and may contribute to numbness in some people, but it usually does not cause low lymphocyte counts.
Mildly low lymphocytes can occur due to stress, recent infections, or other causes.
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Feel free to consult for further evaluation and treatment plan.
Serum Vitamin B2 levels are highly variable and not specific
Need full cbc report to help interpretation
Need details about numbness and muscle aches
Chronic stress itself will cause health issues
Is there any increase in any of the other cell counts or are you worried about lymphocytes being on the lower side? The question can be answered only if a detailed history is taken and completed reports can be seen.
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You can see your nearest doctor for the interpretation of your report.
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Please do not worry. See your nearest doctor if you feel unconvinced.
Need few more details for proper understanding of your issue.
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Take neurobion forte after meals twice a day. No decreased levels of b12 have no effect on lymphocytes.
For mental stress try yoga and meditation. Reduce device uses as much as possible.
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