B12 deficiency affects your blood, bone marrow and anaemia

Dear Friends

B12 deficiency support group (B12d) works closely with the Pernicious Anaemia Society, and we're delighted to announce their Spring Conference at the society s offices in Brackla House, Brackla St, BRIDGEND, CF31 1BZ, on Saturday (31 March) 10am - 3pm.

Must remind you that you will need to reserve a place by telephoning the office on 01656 769717

Dr Chandy will be speaking about the treatment protocol, and I'm the ice breaker at the start of the conference

Symptoms of B12 deficiency are generally non-specific, that is, they could be caused by a number of different things.  It's only when you have a number of different symptoms, occurring at the same time, that it makes sense to look for a common cause such as B12 deficiency.

And of course your GP (General Practitioner, Family Practitioner, Primary Care Doctor) is always where you should start.  You may know your symptoms better than anyone, but your GP knows what to do about them - as long as you are prepared to discuss them openly and honestly.