Multiple Sclerosis with a High MCV

by Carmen
(Florida)

back in March of 2013, my blood test showed MCV too high, is this because I have MS ? should I look into this further.?

Comments for Multiple Sclerosis with a High MCV

Multiple Sclerosis and a high MCV
by: Kerri Knox, RN- The Immune System Queen

Hi Carmen, you asked if your MCV might be high because you have MS. Actually, it's the other way around. YOu might have MS because your MCV Level is high.

First of all, you need to understand why you have a high MCV. So please click on the MCV Blood Test link and read about why a high MCV almost certainly means that you have Vitamin B12 deficiency- and have had it for several years at least.

Next, you need to understand the role of Vitamin B12 in neurologic issues. So please read my page on Mental Changes from B12 Deficiency. It's almost criminal that your doctor missed your probable B12 deficiency. MS gets mistaken for B12 deficiency all of the time. It's unbelievable to me that he would have ignored a high MCV level in someone with MS.

Kerri Knox, RN

My mcv
by: Anonymous

My mcv is 98.33 what can i do?

read the thread
by: Kerri Knox, The Immune Queen

You can read the thread and follow the links that I highlighted for the first person who started this thread.

MS and a MCV of
by: Karen

I have had MS for many years and my new MCV is 107- my blood level of B12 is high - 1688.
Doctor (PC) is freaking out My neurologist is involved.

What is going on here???

Karen

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Hi Karen,

Please see my page on MCV Blood Test and then read the page on MTHFR Gene.

You actually have LOW vitamin B12 levels! Read the pages

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