Pernicious Anemia Community Group
Decrease in Red Blood Cells due to Vitamin B12 deficiency from malaborption through the gastrointestinal tract. This form of anemia is part of Megoblastic Anemia which is where the blood cells are larger then normal. Anemia is a condition where the body does not have enough healthy blood cells and therefore does not allow enough oxygen to body tissues. Please join the...
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I'm new. How is everyone?
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Emisphere Inc. has developed and introduced a new oral B12 that has been clinically proven to normalize B12 levels as... READ MORE
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Hi all. I am new here. I was diagnosed with PA in 2003, along with Addison's Disease. I have been giving myself the... READ MORE
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My B12 was measured at 373 in a test November 30.I had taken 1,000mcgs of B12 the day before the test. My doctor says... READ MORE
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Intrinsic factor is a protein produced by cells in the stomach lining. It is needed for the intestines to absorb... READ MORE
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I was just diagnosed last week and havent gone to the MD for a shot yet. I had been going to my rhuemmy and gp and... READ MORE
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Hi everyone, I wanted to start a new group for those who have pernicious anemia because the discussions get lost among... READ MORE
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Hello Everyone -I'm so thankful to have found this Pernicious Anemia forum. There isn't much information on the web... READ MORE
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Hello all. I wanted to share some very good info with you. First a bit of my back story. My doctor has been trying to... READ MORE
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I have had pernicious anemia since 1993.I was diagnosed when I was 23yrs old.Since then I have had nothing but... READ MORE
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Hi everyone, I would like to turn the group over to a new founder since my dx came in not having PA, but a different... READ MORE
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Hi Everyone, Just looking for some advice. I have several other auto immune conditions and my doctor suspects PA after... READ MORE
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Hi Everyone,I haven't been diagnosed with pernicious anemia but recently my b12 turned up at 189. This doesn't sound... READ MORE
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I have great news my b-12 levels have finally reached the 300's--Doc asked what I did differently and I told her--more... READ MORE
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I find it really hard to cope with my pernicious anemia, it's hard because I have to get up out of bed in the morning... READ MORE
