Problems due to lack of cell division in fast dividing tissues: Anaemia, or any cytopaenia (including leucocytes, lymphocytes, platelets) Mouth ulcers, malabsorption, diarrhoea due to macrocytosis and atrophy of the intestinal mucosa as demonstrated by Foroozan and Trier
Chloramphenicol should be discontinued if anemia attributable to chloramphenicol is noted during periodic blood studies, which should be done approximately every 2 days during chloramphenicol receipt
Most peptides are administered using U-100 insulin syringes
B12 may be injected into a muscle or under the skin at 100 mcg daily for a week, every other day for another week, and then every three or four days for a month
By the time most people are diagnosed, their bodys long-term B12 reserves (which are stored in the liver) are completely empty