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The typical treatment plan for diagnosed deficiency involves a loading phase of several injections over two weeks, followed by maintenance doses every 12 weeks
Severe encephalopathy with epilepsy in an infant caused by subclinical maternal pernicious anaemia: case report and review of the literature
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Nutritional imbalances, including low B12 levels, are becoming increasingly common due to: Highly processed diets Use of acid-reducing medications Digestive disorders (like IBS or celiac disease) Vegetarian or vegan diets without proper supplementation In suburban communities like Troy, MI, where fast-paced lifestyles often limit dietary variety, its easy to overlook vitamin levels until symptoms appear
Operating on a patient with an uncorrected B12 deficiency increases the risk of: Impaired wound healing and a higher chance of wound breakdown Post-operative fatigue and slower recovery, particularly if anaemia is also present Elevated homocysteine, which feeds into an already elevated DVT risk profile A sub-optimal immune response during the early wound healing phase None of these is certain to happen
