Chan PS, Spertus JA, Krumholz HM , Berg RA, Li Y, Sasson C, Nallamothu BK, Investigators F
Track these metrics weekly: Body weight (same time, same conditions)
Immediate next steps: Mark your calendar for your next dose 7 days from the early dose (not 7 days from your original schedule) Monitor for increased nausea or GI symptoms over the next 48 hours If symptoms worsen significantly, contact your provider Resume your normal 7-day schedule from the new injection day What NOT to do: Don't skip your next dose to "make up" for dosing early (this creates a 14-day gap, which is worse than the one-day compression) Don't take your next dose on your original schedule day (this creates a 6-day interval, compounding the problem) Don't adjust your dose down without provider guidance The single early dose is already in your system
Problems with Absorption Even if someone receives high doses of vitamin B12, it doesnt necessarily mean that his or her body has the ability to properly absorb and use the whole dose
Impaired spatial learning in a novel rat model of mild cerebral concussion injury
No significant effect was reported in measures of functional autonomy, mood, and behavioral disorders
