Why is my Vitamin B12 high?

[Ayaan]

I had a blood test a month ago and my Vitamin B12 came back really high. Is that a cause for concern? I eat low‑fat paneer 3–4 days a week, drink an Amul lassi daily, total protein about 120 g, and I work out regularly.

[Sachin]

Just dealing with all this success.

[Monica]

Turn it into Vitamin D, halve it, and give it to me.

[Rohit]

You're getting a decent mileage of 25.7 km/l. Nice.

[Arif]

It could be a sign of liver or kidney issues, so get it checked just to be safe.

[Arisha]

I have a question – how's the health of your facial skin?

[Vandana]

I'm not certain, but you can't really get B12 toxicity because the body doesn't store it. It's probably something you ate before the test that spiked the level.

[Seema]

Even after a B12 injection, I'm still deficient here.

[Vijay]

Some people drown in success, while others die of thirst.

[Namrata]

Give me some, man. My B12 is undetectable (below 100) and I can't raise it no matter what. It feels like living hell.

[Harini]

OP, get your tests done at a few other labs as well. These days you can't fully trust any single lab's results.