Vitamin B12 is a water-soluble vitamin, which means your body typically excretes any excess it doesn't need through urine
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This vitamin shortage can happen for a few reasons: when your body cannot take in vitamin B12 from food because of a condition called pernicious anemia, when you have certain illnesses or infections, or take certain medicines that stop your body from absorbing enough vitamin B12 from what you eat, or when you follow a vegan diet which means you do not eat any animal products, like meat, dairy, or eggs