The normal value of Methylmalonic Acid inside the serum is 70~270nmol/L.
In the clinic, the normal value of methylmalonic acid is the main indicator used to diagnose whether the human body suffers from methylmalonic acidemia, and the normal value of methylmalonic acid is between 70 to 270nmol/L.
If the normal value of methylmalonic acid is high or low, it will have a bad effect on the body.
If the normal value of methylmalonic acid is found to be problematic, the patient should be treated immediately because an abnormal normal value of methylmalonic acid indicates that the patient is suffering from hypoxia.
In clinic, methylmalonic acidemia is common in early infancy and has a high mortality rate. It often manifests as vomiting, refusal of breastfeeding, coma, convulsions, acidosis and other symptoms, which are acute in onset and reactive, and require immediate treatment. Treatment includes vitamin B12 supplementation.
Interpretation of specific indicators and treatment of the disease should be carried out under the guidance of a physician.