Some studies have shown that, if people with Down syndrome take the inactive oral forms of vitamin B12 and folate, their bodies may have difficulty converting from the inactive to the active form and the inactive form may not be as effective
Always consult a qualified healthcare professional before starting or modifying any treatment plan
Minor side effects may include redness or slight soreness at the injection site, which typically resolves quickly
Symptom-Triggered Testing Persistent severe abdominal pain: urgent evaluation, lipase testing, and appropriate imaging Right-upper-abdominal pain or jaundice: liver and biliary testing plus gallbladder imaging Persistent vomiting or diarrhea: kidney function and electrolyte testing Symptoms of hypoglycemia: immediate glucose evaluation Fatigue or signs of deficiency: CBC and selected nutritional tests Testing should not delay medical care for severe symptoms
The solution should be clear and colorless when ready for use
This makes it a great option for individuals who are looking for a non-methylated alternative to the more common cyanocobalamin form of B12
