These include: Complete Blood Count (CBC) to check for better anemia Serum Vitamin B12 levels to make sure the dose is right Methylmalonic acid (MMA) and homocysteine levels to see how the body is reacting Reticulocyte count to see how the bone marrow is doing Clinical Improvement Markers We also watch for signs of improvement in how patients feel
Your provider will review medical history, current medications, allergies, endocrine concerns, metabolic risks, pregnancy or breastfeeding status, and contraindications before making any recommendation
Final concentration will depend on vial dosage and the specific research application
However, if you are experiencing symptoms of deficiency, have a diet that is low in foods containing B12, or have a digestive disorder of any kind, this treatment may be recommended for you
Can this injection be used for Vitamin B12 deficiency