symptoms of B12 deficency: I continue to suffer... - PMRGCAuk

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symptoms of B12 deficency

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I continue to suffer from tingling feet and feeling tired also sweating for no good reason. Has anyone got suggestions of how to cope with this. I get injection for condition every 12 weeks.

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piglette

Steroids and PMR also cause tiredness and pred. sweats, so it may have nothing to do with B12.

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SnazzyD

Are you on the right forum? This one is for PMR and GCA and not specifically B12 deficiency, though some people here do have that as well.

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Do you mean "not specifically" (or am I being thick!!)

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SnazzyD in reply toPMRpro

Well done, you’ve passed the test 😉

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