The amount of B12 you're eating might be good for maintenance (to keep your level stable), but if you are low, you might need more. Especially if you have Had a poor diet in the past, the levels stored in your body might be low
I have not noted an increase in bleeding. I also go yearly to my gyno, last time I did a check was on January, PAP smear was normal, and last TV ultrasound showed normal follicles, gyno said she thinks losing weight might have helped.I haven't had my B12 checked, but the app to track nutrients tells me I'm almost always good on B12 levels.I'll see if I can find the supplements you suggested, and start from that. I don't see being able to take a blood sample again soon because of the COVID situation here, since only emergency appointments are allowed.Thanks a lot for your time and answer and have a lovely day!