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Tingle in hands and feet, fatigue, lightheaded, trouble thinking. been on 150mg zantac and 80 mg protonix 4 months now. could this be low b12?
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Possible: Long term use of PPI(protonix) could cause decreased vitamin B12 absorption. You should be tested.
Answered 3/5/2017
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Certainly, vitamin deficiency could cause what you describe. The tingling could represent peripheral nerve problems, the thinking process perhaps cognitive clouding. Checking B-12 function would be one of several tests to consider.
Answered 3/19/2021
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