[QUOTE=hmm82;4803472]how about checking vitamin B12 levels?
B12 deficiency can cause paresthesias and anemia[/QUOTE]
Vitamin B12 is normal at 361. Normal range being 133-675 pmol/L. Just got back from my appointment with an internist. (i was reffred to her) she told me that in fact i dont have anemia. My iron is low, probably because of that time of the month. But its not that low to be causing my problems. I'm thinking magnesium or vitamin D deficiency but I'm losing hope on that too. I dont want to think that it's neurological but unfortunately I'm starting to believe so. Thanks everyone for your time and suggestions.
[QUOTE=DeniseAnnette;4803573]Vitamin B12 is normal at 361. Normal range being 133-675 pmol/L. Just got back from my appointment with an internist. (i was reffred to her) she told me that in fact i dont have anemia. My iron is low, probably because of that time of the month. But its not that low to be causing my problems. I'm thinking magnesium or vitamin D deficiency but I'm losing hope on that too. I dont want to think that it's neurological but unfortunately I'm starting to believe so. Thanks everyone for your time and suggestions.[/QUOTE]
well, some people say 361 is far from optimal. did they check homocysteine? better test for B12 (and folate) deficiency.
but I just reread your first post you say your hemoglobin was 130?? you are right that's definitely not anemic. also, how was your MCV?
anyway I hope you can figure out the cause of this issue.
