“After the third day of B12 replacement therapy, our patient did not experience new manic episodes,” it states.
“Within one month, neurologic symptoms had improved. One year after B12 vitamin replacement started, her mental status was still normal.”
The case study concludes: “The absence of previous psychiatric or medical disorders, coupled with her continued clinical remission while she was receiving B12 alone, argues that B12 deficiency was the most likely cause of her psychiatric disorder.”
General symptoms of B12 deficiency include:
- Fatigue/exhaustion
- Muscle weakness
- Vision problems
- Pins and needles
- Sore tongue or mouth ulcers
- Issues with memory.
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