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Oral supplementation (50150 g daily) may suit dietary deficiency without nerve involvement, but malabsorption cases require injections
Most patients receive initial instruction from a practice nurse or healthcare professional before attempting home administration
Beyond 12 Weeks: Limited Evidence Territory No controlled human trial has tested AOD-9604 beyond 12 weeks
Below are the general guidelines provided by the National Institutes of Health: Infants (06 months) RDI in micrograms (mcg): 0.4 mcg Infants (712 months) RDI in micrograms (mcg): 0.5 mcg Children (13 years) RDI in micrograms (mcg): 0.9 mcg Children (48 years) Advertisement RDI in micrograms (mcg): 1.2 mcg Children (913 years) RDI in micrograms (mcg): 1.8 mcg Teens (1418 years) RDI in micrograms (mcg): 2.4 mcg Adults (19 years and older) RDI in micrograms (mcg): 2.4 mcg Pregnant women RDI in micrograms (mcg): 2.6 mcg Breastfeeding women RDI in micrograms (mcg): 2.8 mcg Vitamin B12 Overdose Signs and Symptoms The exact side effects of vitamin B12 in high doses aren't well-documented
Practical learning forms a key part of this course, allowing students to gain confidence in administering Vitamin B12 injections safely and effectively
