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My vitamin b12 level is 153 (pg/ml) . i have symptoms like nerve problems like left eye twiching, tingling numbness, burning n itching n tiredness , lite pain on my left part of the body, mild cheat painn nausea and constipation. Is 153 low for 34 yrs old female? which med should i take n when n how long? pls this symptom is making me sick n stress.. help me recover from this..
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Dr. Abhijit Verma
Neurosurgeon
13 yrs exp
Jajpur
Yes it is definitely low.
I presume you are pure vegetarian, as it is commonly seen in vegitarian people.
Replacement with tablets/injection can help.
In some cases there could be fault in absorption from stomach.
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can consult online for prescription.
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if no improvement with medications then tests need to be done.
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Dr. Mudasir Mushtaq
Neurologist
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
Yes it is low.
Need to know more to find cause of deciency
Consult online
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