Patients with pernicious anemia, dietary B12 deficiency, or malabsorption issues affecting B12 uptake are common candidates
Several factors influence how long MIC B12 remains active in the body: Individual metabolic rate Frequency of injection administration Overall health status Lifestyle factors Current nutritional status The body processes these water-soluble compounds efficiently, naturally eliminating any excess amounts through urination [11]
If you have already injected and notice rapid systemic effects that are disproportionate to your usual response, contact your provider immediately
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Why do we need Vitamin B12 / MIC
According to Dr Aravinda, high doses of vitamin B12 used to treat deficiency can cause: Headache Nausea and vomiting Diarrhoea Fatigue or weakness Tingling sensation in hands and feet Dr Aravinda further commented that possible interactions with other drugs include Aminosalicylic acid
