You might need to change your dose if your symptoms dont get better or if lab results show youre not getting enough B12
When symptoms do occur, they usually reflect underlying conditionssuch as liver disease, haematological disorders, or renal impairmentrather than the elevated vitamin itself
Adverse Reactions/Side Effects In most cases, methylcobalamin is nontoxic, even in large doses
A dietary cause is often managed with daily tablets, or an injection about twice a year
Functional B12 deficiency despite a high level Serum B12 is a poor marker of whether your tissues have enough usable vitamin
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