I recently received my Vitamin B12 test report, and the result is 113 pg per mL, which is quite low. I had this test done because I have been feeling low on energy for a long time.

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Dr Vasanthasree Nair

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Yes, a B12 level of 113 is significantly low and can cause fatigue, weakness, and nerve issues. You may need supplements or injections. Tests like Vitamin B12, CBC, Intrinsic Factor Antibody, TSH, Iron studies can help evaluate the cause of deficiency. Please consult a doctor for appropriate treatment and retesting.

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