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Yes, there is a connection between vitamin B12 deficiency and psoriasis treatment. According to my knowledge base:

- People who cannot absorb vitamin B12 well, such as those with pernicious anemia, may need synthetic vitamin B12 injections to raise B12 levels
- MyPsoriasisTeam members have reported that B12 shots have Show Full Answer

Yes, there is a connection between vitamin B12 deficiency and psoriasis treatment. According to my knowledge base:

- People who cannot absorb vitamin B12 well, such as those with pernicious anemia, may need synthetic vitamin B12 injections to raise B12 levels.
- MyPsoriasisTeam members have reported that B12 shots have been effective in improving their condition.
- One member mentioned that after receiving a series of three B12 shots, their B12 levels remained elevated for a year or two.
- Another member noted that regular quarterly B12 injections improved their psoriasis by 80 percent.

These insights suggest that addressing B12 deficiency can have a positive impact on managing psoriasis.

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