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Vitamin B12 deficiency and small fiber neuropathy
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Hello,
Has anyone out there tested positive for Bartonella and linked it with burning pain in the feet? I’ve had neuropathy for 19 months. At month 12, it was discovered I had low B12 and have been doing supplements. Things have gotten better but I still have very bad days. I went to see a functional medicine doctor and had a positive Bartonella test which she says caused burning pains in the feet. I’m on my 6th month of herbal treatment with her, but my neurologist thinks it’s a waste of time and money. He preaches patience and recovery through B12 supplements. Has anyone had a similar story? Thanks!
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Hello @mikeg0822. I noticed you found this discussion with the kind help of @runnergirl. You will also notice that I have moved your original post into hat same discussion to keep everything in one place:
- Vitamin B12 deficiency and small fiber neuropathy:
https://connect.mayoclinic.org/discussion/vitamin-b12-deficiency-and-small-fiber-neuropathy/
A neurologist told a friend I ran into that she had too much B6 in her system which was causing neurological issues. Some supplements just go through our system, our bodies use what we need and surplus goes through the bowels. Excess Vitamin B6 stays in the tissues for months or years. That’s why a good provider looks at our bloodwork and puts in our records all the supplements we take
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Hi I hope you got my Bartonella story?. I have Small fiber neuropathy now as results from punch biopsies done years after being treated for Bartonella, Lyme, babesia and another one.