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Neoma

(10,039 posts)
Tue Mar 6, 2012, 02:33 PM Mar 2012

B-12 deficiency.

Besides myself, I've heard of two other fellow bipolars with B-12 deficiency problems. What gives? Any others here?


The reason I ask is because my doctor once pointed out that 5-10% of people with B-12 deficiency gets neurological damage. Is this the kind they were talking about? Does B-12 deficiency help upstart bipolar? (Okay, you might not be able to answer that one.)

Curiouser and curiouser.

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B-12 deficiency. (Original Post) Neoma Mar 2012 OP
'Neurological damage' yes; elleng Mar 2012 #1

elleng

(140,452 posts)
1. 'Neurological damage' yes;
Tue Mar 6, 2012, 05:03 PM
Mar 2012

taking it, to addresss apparent problems, but mine are not bipolar, 'purely' physical.
Sorry can't help further.

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