The following adverse reactions may occur with undetermined frequency (frequency cannot be estimated on the basis of available data): - Allergic reaction - Acne - Pain at the injection site - Red coloration of urine (due to elimination of vitamin B12 in the urine)
Keep vials refrigerated, never frozen after reconstitution
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True B12 toxicity symptoms are rare but may include skin reactions, mild gastrointestinal disturbances, and headaches, particularly with injections
The specific site for administration may vary depending on factors such as individual preference, body mass, age, and any underlying medical conditions
In a trial on adult volunteers, this dose did not lead to a significant increase in serum vitamin B 12 levels when given thrice daily for one week