I’m no medical professional, but Google seems to suggest that while anything over 200 pg/ml is technically in the “healthy” range, the threshold for people with Crohn’s is generally 300 pg/ml instead due to malabsorption issues. so I think it makes sense that you might be feeling worse with those levels even though you’re *near* the threshold

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Honestly it probably wouldn’t hurt either way to take a B12 vitamin, obvs double check with your doctor tho

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that’s not normal. optimal b12 is 800-1000pg/ml. if you have neurological symptoms of b12 deficiency you need injections asap. i would also get your vitamin d, folate, and ferritin checked plus an iron panel, CBC, and CMP.

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I would 100% go see a GI doc and ontop of that if they’re dismissive please look into seeing a board certified naturopathic doctor, I started seeing one for my CD and it went away. 17 years of having it since a kiddo and it went away after 2-3 months of treatment, homeopathy and the correct testing. Not saying ur GI doc is wrong but the ND will be extremely open to testing everything in depth on you

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oh fuck no. that decline is scary

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