Pernicious anemia is caused by a decrease in red blood cells when the body cant absorb enough vitamin B12, greatly raising the risk for neurological complications
Example conversions using a standard U-100 Insulin Syringe (31G): 0.25mg Dose = 10 Units (0.1mL) 0.5mg Dose = 20 Units (0.2mL) 1.0mg Dose = 40 Units (0.4mL) MEDICAL DISCLAIMER: This product information is for educational purposes only
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Other causes of vitamin B 12 deficiency Other causes of vitamin B 12 deficiency include surgical resection of the stomach or portions of the small intestine where receptors for the IF-B 12 complex are located
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In addition, the bioavailability of the vitamin B12 ingested depends on the amount delivered in each dose (Domke et al., 2004)