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Can vitamin b12 deficiency lead to nasal congestion and blood in the mucus and sometimes from the salivatoo?
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Unlikely: B12 deficiency leads to a certain type of anemia and peripheral neuropathy. Potential causes of your symptoms are dryness, bacterial or viral infection, sinusitis, .
Answered 11/24/2017
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