gigi22
2/14/2010
4:10:05 PM | Hilary -
It's quite possible that your burning skin sensations may be caused by a severe deficiency in vitamin b12. Alot of us have infections in our guts which affect absorption of vitamins and minerals... can you get tested for this? When my doc looked at my blood results, my homocysteine levels kept going up .. I had some burning skin sensations and a weird numbness sensation on my skin when I would scratch it. Otherwise, I had no idea I was suffering from a b12 deficiency. I have always had great fatigue and depression (other symptoms of a b12 deficiency).
When we did a heavy metal challenge test, there was no b12 detected from my body tissues (it was measured in urine). Since then, I have been taking b12 shots, and I'm going through a healing crisis. It's doing something, but it's taking some time for my body to repair itself. You can also try taking some b12 tablets that will dissolve in the mouth. This could help. Could you look into this?
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