Seek medical attention promptly if you experience symptoms that could suggest serious underlying conditions, including: Unexplained weight loss or persistent fatigue Jaundice (yellowing of skin or eyes), abdominal pain, or swelling Easy bruising or bleeding , or unusual skin rashes Night sweats , fever, or enlarged lymph nodes Reduced urine output , significant swelling in legs or ankles Persistent itching without obvious skin cause These symptoms may indicate liver disease, haematological disorders, or renal impairmentconditions that can elevate B12 and require specialist assessment
Oral supplementation has shown effectiveness but may not match the efficacy of IM in certain scenarios
VITAMIN B12 deficiencies can have serious consequences, both in performance horses with a high tissue turnover rate, and in pregnancy and growth of young foals
Set BAC water for a clean syringe draw 2.5 mL is the default: Low dose: 2.5 mL BAC water 5 syringe units (0.05 mL) for a 1.6 mg dose
The results can last from several weeks to a few months, and then it may be time for a follow-up appointment
More common at 9 to 12 mg
