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Long-term metformin use is linked to low vitamin B12, and low B12 can show up as tingling, numbness and nerve pain that looks a lot like diabetic neuropathy.

A lot of people blame those symptoms on blood sugar alone and never get their B12 checked. If you have been on metformin for a while, it is worth asking your doctor about a simple B12 blood test.

Insulin resistance can be reversed, and knowing what your body is missing is part of getting there.

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Science, not medical advice.

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