I just showed this to my friend who is a doctor, he says: --- quote --- It's a possibility of pernicious anemia, which would cause B12 to be low. It's an aut

I just showed this to my friend who is a doctor, he says: --- quote --- It's a possibility of pernicious anemia, which would cause B12 to be low. It's an autoimmune disease which he has a predisposition with Hashimoto's. He should get a complete blood count with differential, Serum Vit B12 level, Anti-parietal cell antibodies, Ant-intrisic factor antibodies and Methylmalonic acid level. Also he should probably go to a hematologist or immunologist as they are more likely to think of this diagnosis. --- end quote --- He says it's impossible to diagnose without seeing the patient, and without seeing the bloodwork, etc. So, go get yourself checked out by someone who is familiar with this disease. Best of luck to you. Edit: I noticed that someone else said the same thing below. Nonetheless, hope that something here helps you.