The most prevalent symptoms of vitamin B12 deficiency are neurologic, such as paraesthesia in hands and feet, muscle cramps, dizziness, cognitive disturbances, ataxia, and erectile dysfunction, as well as fatigue, psychiatric symptoms like depression, and macrocytic anaemia." Even if a person gets enough vitamin B12 in their diet, some underlying health conditions can affect the absorption of vitamin B12 in the gut
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These mixes are still experimental
If additional glycaemic control is needed, the dose may be increased to 1 mg weekly after at least four weeks, with a maximum dose of 2 mg weekly available for some patients