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Two cases of pernicious anaemia both recurring after 14 years are examined. Both patients had voluntarily suspended parenteral vitamin-B12 intake a few months after their first hospitalisation. The earliest signs of B12 deficiency and the clinical and biological alterations arising during the recurrence are reviewed.
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