Individuals with digestive system conditions including Crohns disease, celiac disease, or a history of gastrointestinal surgery often have difficulty absorbing B12 orally, regardless of diet
The clinical manifestations are heterogeneous, but they can also differ depending on the grade and duration of the deficiency
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Patients receiving warfarin should undergo more frequent monitoring when initiating or adjusting semaglutide therapy, with warfarin dose adjustments made as necessary to maintain therapeutic anticoagulation
Some studies suggest that B12 shots provide a more immediate and potent effect than pills, mainly because the vitamin is injected directly into the bloodstream
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