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Natural high levels of B12 and B6

Neuropathy | Last Active: Feb 6 1:46pm | Replies (122)

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@baileynichole97

I have been being worked up for a possibly neurological disease, as I’ve had a lot of neuropathy, the entire right side of my body has less sensation of touch even.
My b vitamins have been high for maybe 2 years, labs from yesterday came back at b12 1,265 & b12 144.5
I’ve tried having past doctors re check these vitamins but they wouldn't.. finally switched to a new pcp who did. I don’t take any b supplements & don’t drink energy drinks often..
my family & friends thought I had MS wonder if it’s been the b vitamins this whole time..
only time will tell I suppose

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Two months ago my neuropathy got much worse. This is the time I switched to a different multi-vitamin. After reading the information on Connect about B6 being very bad for neuropathy, I checked the amount on my new multi-vitamin. It was over 1000%DV. I also had myB6 amount tested and it was very high.

I have now switched back to my original multi-vitamin which is still high in B6 while I await shipment of my new multi-vitamin which contains no B6. Since I am a vegan, I do need B12.

Hello @baileynichole97, Welcome to Connect. It's great to hear you finally have a PCP that listens and is working with you to figure out what is going on. You mentioned the entire right side of your body has less sensation. I thought I would share this article in case you haven't already seen it to see if anything sounds similar.
-- Numbness on One Side of the Body: https://www.verywellhealth.com/numbness-on-one-side-of-the-body-5525769.

You might also be interested in what other members have shared with similar symptoms. Here's a search of Connect that lists the discussions and comments for numbness on one side of body - https://connect.mayoclinic.org/search/discussions/?search=numbness%20on%20one%20side%20of%20body.

Have you thought about getting a referral from your PCP for a neurologist or specialist for additional testing and diagnosis?