Regular serum B12 monitoring is not routinely necessary once stable on replacement therapy, as levels become artificially elevated and unreliable
At the highest dose (4.5 mg), resulted in greater weight loss than liraglutide (10.8% vs
This article examines the side effect profile of B12 therapy in older adults, covering common reactions such as injection site discomfort and gastrointestinal symptoms, rare serious adverse events requiring urgent medical attention, important drug interactions with medications like proton pump inhibitors and metformin, and evidence-based dosing guidance aligned with NICE and BNF recommendations for safe, effective B12 replacement in this vulnerable population
[4] Patients should never adjust dosing of either medication without medical supervision and should report any concerning symptoms to their healthcare provider promptly
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