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My vitamin b12 level is 346.2 pg/ml. is it low enough to cause symptoms such as tremors? (it's in the normal range but low side). should i take supplements ?
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Vitamin B12: If I have a patient with a B12 level less than 400 and have neurological symptoms I would provide them supplements. Your tremors may or may not be related to the B12 deficiency.
Answered 12/16/2020
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Agree with Dr. R: Your B12 is within normal limits. Taking B12 will not do harm but it may not help either, if your symptoms are not related to B12.
Answered 11/27/2019
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