**Vitamin B12 deficiency** It is interesting to know that many thyroid patients are deficient in vitamin B12.. Thyroid patients who suffer from thyroid hormone deficiency and hypothyroidism are at risk of vitamin B12 deficiency.. Also people with Hashimoto's and those who have had a thyroidectomy suffer from this vitamin deficiency.. Don't... Vitamin B12 deficiency in hypothyroidism is so common that using B12 regardless of what the test shows It is recommended for all patients.... ### **What is vitamin B12?** Vitamin B12 is soluble in water and is excreted through urine.... Vitamin B12 is very safe.... Excessive consumption of vitamin B12 does not harm the body.... because it is excreted through the kidneys, but the consumption of vitamin B12 should not be excessive.... ### **Why is vitamin B12 deficiency common among thyroid patients?**?. As we said, there is a connection between hypothyroidism and vitamin B12 deficiency.. The thyroid helps regulate bowel function, including bowel motility and the amount of acid that the stomach produces (through their effects on certain cells in the stomach). It becomes B12, it is known... ### **How much vitamin B12 should be taken for thyroid? If you don't get enough vitamin B12, it won't do any good, and if you don't use the right type of active B12, it may not help the patient... The type of vitamin B12 you take depends a lot on how much you take.... Below is a general guideline for how much vitamin B12 you should take, depending on the type of vitamin B12 you take: - Oral capsule - 400-1000 micrograms per day - Sublingual B12 - 5000-1000 micrograms per day - Vitamin injection of 50,000 - B12 micrograms per week The amount of vitamin B12 consumption can change depending on several factors such as the severity of B12 deficiency in the body.. In general, by doing a blood test and checking the level of this vitamin in the body, the appropriate dose can be determined. By taking this vitamin, the lack of vitamin B12 can be controlled in hypothyroidism.. - Methylcobalamin - Hydroxycobalamin - Adenosylcobalamin ### **What is the best way to take vitamin B12?** To a large extent, the best way to consume B12 for thyroid patients is to inject it.... vitamin injection bypasses the intestinal tract.... absorption problems arise in this part of the intestine.... As a result, the injected vitamin enters the muscle tissue directly and then can circulate in the body.... According to researches of many patients who have taken oral vitamin B12, they have taken oral vitamin B12 with ###je and the result does not improve.. **What are the symptoms of vitamin b12 deficiency?** Considering the prevalence of vitamin B12 deficiency in hypothyroidism, it is better to familiarize yourself with its symptoms... The best way is to know the symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency and check it... Symptoms of B12 deficiency include: - Fatigue or lack of energy - Hair loss - Weight gain - brain fog - Depression Numbness/tingling - The language changes - Constipation - Heart palpitations - Anemia #### **Attention**!... Many symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency are the same as symptoms of hypothyroidism... As a result, it may be ignored by people... As a result, it is better to check the body's serum B12 level and test for vitamin B12 deficiency... Dr. Ahmad Fanai** is a thyroid and parathyroid surgeon** and a member of the American Thyroid Association.... You can also schedule an appointment or consult with us at **contact** Get in touch..

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