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I had bloodwork done. im vitamin d and b12 deficient. almost to the point they dont exist. should vitamin supplementation help rid me of the fatigue and muscle pain i've been feeling for some time?
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Vit D and B12: Yes definitely you should be getting treatment.
Answered 7/18/2020
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