Methylmalonic acid levels are normally low in healthy individuals. Elevated levels have been linked to aging and vitamin B12 deficiency, raising questions about their role in cancer biology.
Methylmalonic acid levels are normally low in healthy individuals. Elevated levels have been linked to aging and vitamin B12 deficiency, raising questions about their role in cancer biology.
When a patient has a B12 deficiency it can result in muscle weakness, numbness in hands and feet, difficulty walking, nausea, loss of appetite, and unintentional weight loss. In addition, it can allow ...