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Vtiamin B12 defiency permanent damage
I'm 19 years old, male. My Vitamin B12 has been at a level of around 180 ngm/l for the last 6-7 months and Vitamin D at 8.3. I was having severe headaches, body pain, loss of cognitive skills and unexplained fatigue. Only after 7 months have I started medications for Vitamin B12 and D. What is the probability that my neurons have suffered permanent damage?
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You should focus on recovering, by report of your symptoms and blood values likelihood of permanent damage is not there. Do not stop treatment prematurely, take your doctor's advice while stopping.
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