Other than the precautions mentioned above, make sure to mention the following details to your doctor before taking Methylcobalamin: If you are allergic to vitamin B12 or cobalt If you are taking any other vitamins If you have or used to suffer from Lebers disease, folic acid or iron deficiency, or low levels of potassium in the blood If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or trying for a baby If you are taking any other medicines, especially chloramphenicol, colchicine, antibiotic medicines, oral diabetes medicines containing metformin, medicines that reduce stomach acid, or medicines that do not require a prescription, like Ayurvedic or herbal
Does the B12 in IV drips come with MIC
Its formulation makes it suitable for a wide range of patients needing vitamin supplementation, especially in demanding medical circumstances or chronic disease management
As for my injection site of choice, I chose the upper buttocks (gluteus medius) mainly because of the size of the muscle and the relative ease I have accessing it