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Vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms The most common vitamin B12 deficiency symptoms include (2, 11): Pale skin Low energy Shortness of breath Palpitations Tingling or numbness in hands and/or feet Lower sense of position of body parts Lower ability to feel vibrations Abnormal walking pattern Muscle weakness Loss of concentration Poor memory Confusion Depression Vision problems Insomnia Impotency Poor bowel or bladder control Constipation Flatulence Sore tongue Appetite loss Loss of mental or physical drive Can I have a vitamin B12 deficiency without any symptoms

Whether you're newly diagnosed or managing long-term treatment, this guide provides evidence-based information aligned with NICE guidance and UK clinical practice

The incidence is relatively low, affecting less than five percent of patients with pre-existing retinopathy, but regular ophthalmologic monitoring is recommended for patients with diabetes-related eye disease

Elevated serum B12 levels are often benign, especially if you take supplements or receive injections

Serum B12 is a standard blood test that most providers can order alongside the other baseline labs typically run before starting GLP-1 treatment