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Hello Doctor,
I recently had my Vitamin B12 test, and the level came out low (147 pg/ml). I have started taking Neurokind Fast (methylcobalamin).
I am experiencing fatigue, weakness, and back pain.
Could you please guide me on the correct dosage and duration for this medicine?
Thank you.
A Vitamin B12 level of 147 pg/ml is considered low,causes fatigue, weakness, and discomfort.
Next Steps
Neurokind Fast is recommended 3 months to address the underlying deficiency.
Health Tips
Reevaluating B12 levels through blood tests, often after a few months, is a standard practice to confirm that levels have returned to normal
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B12 level is very low .you need injection of b12 like vitcofol alternate day upto 5 injection.after this you continue b12 tab. Like Methylcobalamin 1500 mcg. Once weekly for 3 months. After this your b12 level is restored mostly and you need to again same test and reconfirm.thank you.
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Along with tab neurokine, take vit b12 rich diet, i.e. fortified cereals, mushrooms, curd, cheese, berries, raisins, nuts, egg yolk.
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