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October 25th, 20201
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A 60 year old man presented with numbness of both feet for 2 months, and was found to have isolated peripheral neuropathy secondary to underlying vitamin B12 deficiency.
He was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes mellitus 6 years ago, which is well controlled on Metformin alone. His medical history is otherwise normal.
He takes a mixed diet, and is on no other medications. A full blood count, blood film, iron studies, reticulocyte count and folate levels are all normal.