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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Tinnitus / March 2006B12 deficiency
Turns out that all the symptoms I'm having come from a B12 deficiency. Symptoms started in january with twitching and tingling in arms and legs, increased heartbeat, anxiety and fatigue, then after 2 weeks bilateral tinnitus started. The confirmation came one week ago, as I started taking a B12 supplement and a lot of symptoms subsided or toned down considerably. Tinnitus is softer too. Is it possible? Can i recover 100% from this? Tell yourself it is possible then it is possible. Can you tell us how much B12 you are taking and frequency. I would like to try it. tj ha scritto: > Can you tell us how much B12 you are taking and frequency. I would > like to try it. Actually I'm taking 1000 mcg of cyanocobalamin and 1000 mcg of a b complex (b1+b9+b12) per day. But I am deficient, so you have to stick to a medician's advice. Please note that in some people b12 acts as a nerve stimulator, so in theory your tinnitus could also grow worse with it. On 3/7/06 12:32 PM, in article p5mPf.20445$ou2.5029@tornado.fastwebnet.it, > note that in some people > b12 acts as a nerve stimulator I an not aware of this . Murray Grossan ha scritto: > On 3/7/06 12:32 PM, in article p5mPf.20445$ou2.5029@tornado.fastwebnet.it, > >>note that in some people >>b12 acts as a nerve stimulator > > I an not aware of this . What's your opinion about B12 related to tinnitus? Does it help for noise-induced T?
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