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B12 is very less according to the report
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I took 1 B12 1000 mcg injection last Saturday(need prescription)
Taking 60k d3 from 2 weeks every saturday
What else can be done
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Please share the actual B12 value and the lab report; treatment depends on the severity and cause of deficiency.
A 1000 mcg B12 injection is commonly used for marked deficiency or malabsorption, but the schedule should be confirmed by a doctor rather than repeated on your own.
Vitamin D 60,000 IU every 2 weeks should also follow the measured level and calcium/kidney status.
Please consult or book on Practo with the report so I can tailor the plan.
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Check CBC, folate, ferritin, thyroid and renal profile as appropriate; also review diet, gastritis, metformin or acid-suppressant use.
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