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<blockquote data-quote="Prancy" data-source="post: 2708030" data-attributes="member: 572091"><p>I’m type 1 for over 20 years, but have been told by 2 neurologists that I don’t have diabetic neuropathy. My recent neurologist diagnosed me with B12 deficiency and I am on mega doses for the foreseeable future. For now, that’s all he has diagnosed me with. I’m terrified and my symptoms skyrocketed when I began the treatment. He wants me to be evaluated for Sjogren’s Syndrome as well, just in case. I don‘t have any of those symptoms though, just dry eye. I have an appointment for that in August.</p><p></p><p> B12 deficiency is very serious and can bring permanent damage. I suspect I have that.</p><p></p><p>Please get tested for B12 BEFORE you start taking it. The first number before supplements are what they look at. Not everyone can process it and some need injections or sublingual tablets. Please put a rush on your B12 tests if possible. And, research how to replenish it. Many doctors are not well informed of how much people need to treat a deficiency. Find an expert who can ensure you get enough to help. I thought I was treated last year, but it was inadequate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Prancy, post: 2708030, member: 572091"] I’m type 1 for over 20 years, but have been told by 2 neurologists that I don’t have diabetic neuropathy. My recent neurologist diagnosed me with B12 deficiency and I am on mega doses for the foreseeable future. For now, that’s all he has diagnosed me with. I’m terrified and my symptoms skyrocketed when I began the treatment. He wants me to be evaluated for Sjogren’s Syndrome as well, just in case. I don‘t have any of those symptoms though, just dry eye. I have an appointment for that in August. B12 deficiency is very serious and can bring permanent damage. I suspect I have that. Please get tested for B12 BEFORE you start taking it. The first number before supplements are what they look at. Not everyone can process it and some need injections or sublingual tablets. Please put a rush on your B12 tests if possible. And, research how to replenish it. Many doctors are not well informed of how much people need to treat a deficiency. Find an expert who can ensure you get enough to help. I thought I was treated last year, but it was inadequate. [/QUOTE]
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