Hello All.
I was recently rummaging around on the Internet looking for evidence of a possible connection between gout and vitamin B12 supplementation.
I came across the following information relating to the cautious use of vitamin B12 supplements (oral and injectable) where there are specific pre-existing health conditions.
I hasten to add that this does not mean that B12 is any less safe than it's ever been...it just means that where there is a specific pre-existing health condition, additional monitoring and a consideration of any potential impact on that condition might be required (for instance, B12 increases the production of red blood cells so in the case of blood disorders, additional caution and monitoring might be advisable).
I'm not so sure many (if any) doctors will be aware of this...unless we tell them 😄.
And of course pre-existing medical would be subject to routine monitoring anyway...but your GP or specialist may not be aware of the potential cautions when having B12 treatment.
So...here's the link:
mayoclinic.org/drugs-supple...
(The Mayo Clinic. Vitamin B12: Side Effects and Warnings: Pre-existing Health Conditions
Just thought I'd share...👍