B12 low body temperature connection

[Lucas]

Hello.

I had a blood test done and get this results:

Methyl Malonic Acid: 0,62 umol/L Ref: 0,08 – 0,56 umol/L

B12: 997 pg/ml Ref: 211 – 911 pg/ml

This results I get without supplementing b12. So I have High b12 and high MMA.

My symptoms are fatigue, low body temperature and pain on legs.

Since I had low body temperature, I starting taking thyroid hormone, but this don’t worked, my temperature don’t increased and I get hyperthyroid symptoms (weight loss, anxiety, etc).

Starting taking methylb12, 5.000 mcg, but I feel worse whit it, fell sleepy and fatigued.

So I switched to hydroxyb12, 1.000 mcg, don’t feel worse, but don’t feel better either.

What can I do?

My real doubt is if b12 deficiency can lower your body temperature? Since I don’t respond to thyroid therapy, maybe the cause of my cold body is the b12.

If methyl gives me sleepy, should I take it at night?

Has someone here increased his body temperature whit b12?

Thank you very much.

 

[frog_in_the_fog]

My symptoms are fatigue, low body temperature and pain on legs.

The symptoms you describe are a subset of my own, I have not found anything that works.
I have been taking vitamin supplements for years but my body temp has remained lower since the onset of my illness. I too want to know what can be done, since my doctor has said not to worry about it.

I have started on CoQ10, this gives me a burst of energy, but then I crash real hard afterwards.