WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PERNICIOUS ANAEMIA AND VITAMIN B12 DEFICIENCY by Martyn Hooper ( 9781781610510 )

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Title:

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PERNICIOUS ANAEMIA AND VITAMIN B12 DEFICIENCY

By:

Martyn Hooper

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Paperback

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1781610517

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9781781610510

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Publisher:

HAMMERSMITH HEALTH BOOKS

Pub. date:

29 October, 2015

Pages:

320

Description:

Are you constantly exhausted? Does sleep not refresh you? Is your balance not what it was? Do you have tingling/burning in your fingers and toes? Then your problem may be vitamin B12 deficiency. So just take B12? Unfortunately it is not as simple as that; this book will tell you why, and how to tackle diagnosis, treatment and lifelong symptoms.

Synopsis:

Are you constantly exhausted? Does sleep not refresh you? Is your balance not what it was? Do you have tingling or even burning in your fingers and toes? Then your problem may be vitamin B12 deficiency. Your doctor may test you for this but your blood levels look OK so what should you do then? Or you may receive treatment but not feel any better? This book is a guide to the complexities of this deceptively simple problem - how it can be diagnosed, how it can be treated, and how those who have it can cope with the lifelong repercussions. Incorporating the latest research, and the input of the thousands of members of the Pernicious Anaemia Society, this book is both practical and engaging, illustrated with many personal stories that will resonate with sufferers and their friends and families.

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10 maps and diagrams

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Hammersmith Health Books

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