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Can high b6 in blood work cause leg pain/weakness/tingling? worse w/ use. stopped taking multi for 3wks, no change.
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Be seen : If you are having pain, weakness, and parasthesias in your legs it would be wise to be seen. Unlikely it would be coming from talking "too much" vitamin B6. A good medical checkup and possibly a neurology referral would likely determine the cause.
Answered 4/9/2016
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