High Temperature
A very rare but occasional symptom of B12 deficiency is a high temperature.
It’s not clear why this occurs, but some doctors have reported cases of fever that has normalized after treatment with low levels of vitamin B12.
However, it’s important to remember that high temperatures are more commonly caused by illness, not a B12 deficiency.
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