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Debilitated by physical and mental health issues: advice needed on how to self-inject B12...
Methylcobalamin
, Hydroxocobalamin or Cyanocobalamin? There seem to be varying recommendations depending on the source.
Methylcobalamin
, Hydroxocobalamin or Cyanocobalamin? There seem to be varying recommendations depending on the source.
FelineGhost
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Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Methylcobalamin Side-Effects?
A week ago I started taking the Solgar
methylcobalamin
sublinguals 1000ug - at first I was feeling that they were a miracle! All my symptoms started to decrease considerably.
A week ago I started taking the Solgar
methylcobalamin
sublinguals 1000ug - at first I was feeling that they were a miracle! All my symptoms started to decrease considerably.
AnnaR10
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Vitamin levels
VITAMIN B12 201 (190 - 900) Given B12 injections for continuing low B12 on 1000mg
methylcobalamin
and low B12 symptoms. Have only had 1 injection so far, they are every 3 months. VITAMIN D 25 OH 60.3 (50 - 75 suboptimal) Taking 3000iu oral spray by Better You with K2-MK7 since September 2017.
VITAMIN B12 201 (190 - 900) Given B12 injections for continuing low B12 on 1000mg
methylcobalamin
and low B12 symptoms. Have only had 1 injection so far, they are every 3 months. VITAMIN D 25 OH 60.3 (50 - 75 suboptimal) Taking 3000iu oral spray by Better You with K2-MK7 since September 2017.
Kezza18
in
Thyroid UK
6 years ago
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B12 Levels Plummeting
I also tried cyanocobalamin tablets and
methylcobalamin
tablets again, but you can see by the numbers above, it is not working. Either I am not absorbing all of a sudden or burning through B12 at a rapid pace. Likely, a little of both. What do you think is happening here?
I also tried cyanocobalamin tablets and
methylcobalamin
tablets again, but you can see by the numbers above, it is not working. Either I am not absorbing all of a sudden or burning through B12 at a rapid pace. Likely, a little of both. What do you think is happening here?
Hidden
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Absorption issues?
This was post 10 jabs of
methylcobalamin
of 1500 mcg each. Now, he asked me to continue on tablets of 1500 mcg along with few other vitamins for couple of months. I took a tablet everyday for 60 days and then got my levels checked to make sure that I do NOT have absorption issues.
This was post 10 jabs of
methylcobalamin
of 1500 mcg each. Now, he asked me to continue on tablets of 1500 mcg along with few other vitamins for couple of months. I took a tablet everyday for 60 days and then got my levels checked to make sure that I do NOT have absorption issues.
linkerror
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Small red patch after B12 Methylcobalamin injection
Hi everyone I’ve been injecting b12
Methylcobalamin
on the outside of my thigh for two weeks now using TERUMO AGANI NEEDLE 30G YELLOW X 0.5" X 100. I have noticed that after 10mins from injecting I have a small red patch from colour of
Methylcobalamin
. Is this normal? Do I need longer needles?
Hi everyone I’ve been injecting b12
Methylcobalamin
on the outside of my thigh for two weeks now using TERUMO AGANI NEEDLE 30G YELLOW X 0.5" X 100. I have noticed that after 10mins from injecting I have a small red patch from colour of
Methylcobalamin
. Is this normal? Do I need longer needles?
senriki
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Feeling tired after consuming L-Methyl-folate
I've been supplementing for the past two months the
methylcobalamin
and have seen improvements, although I've still got quite a way to go (symptoms included foggy thinking, hyperpigmentation, forgetting things, cystic acne etc).
I've been supplementing for the past two months the
methylcobalamin
and have seen improvements, although I've still got quite a way to go (symptoms included foggy thinking, hyperpigmentation, forgetting things, cystic acne etc).
rabbitfish
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Next Steps and Recovery Outlook
I started on Cyancobalamin through my doctor (daily for a week, then 1/wk for a month) then, having read a lot more about the condition, I switched to
Methylcobalamin
and have been on twice a week shots on my own, and will continue that until my symptoms stop improving.
I started on Cyancobalamin through my doctor (daily for a week, then 1/wk for a month) then, having read a lot more about the condition, I switched to
Methylcobalamin
and have been on twice a week shots on my own, and will continue that until my symptoms stop improving.
AirAl
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Vitamin D and B12 advice please.
I currently take Metabolics B complex (just one daily) and also their liquid B12 (
methylcobalamin
) which I have been using sublingually. This amounts to about 420mcg daily. Maybe I should just increase the dose? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks.
I currently take Metabolics B complex (just one daily) and also their liquid B12 (
methylcobalamin
) which I have been using sublingually. This amounts to about 420mcg daily. Maybe I should just increase the dose? Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks.
Emily78
in
Thyroid UK
6 years ago
How long does it take to see an improvement
As this wasn't helping and my neurological symptoms got worse I started having them at home after getting them from b12d charity and Intravita I have been having B12
Methylcobalamin
injections for 10weeks For 8 weeks I was having them weekly and for the last 2 weeks I've been having them every 4 days
As this wasn't helping and my neurological symptoms got worse I started having them at home after getting them from b12d charity and Intravita I have been having B12
Methylcobalamin
injections for 10weeks For 8 weeks I was having them weekly and for the last 2 weeks I've been having them every 4 days
Jadeo0909
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
New Here. Seeking Advice or Insight.
This site and a good book taught me that not all B12 supplements are alike and I've now decided to take the sub-lingual
methylcobalamin
form of the vitamin at not 500 but 5000 mcgs. Amazingly, I began feeling better after a few weeks.
This site and a good book taught me that not all B12 supplements are alike and I've now decided to take the sub-lingual
methylcobalamin
form of the vitamin at not 500 but 5000 mcgs. Amazingly, I began feeling better after a few weeks.
meghoboken
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
B12 supplements
Which is a supplement is better for neurological systoms
methylcobalamin
or cobalamin? Also how much mcg should i take per day?
Which is a supplement is better for neurological systoms
methylcobalamin
or cobalamin? Also how much mcg should i take per day?
Edwards2017
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
B12 tablets, itch skin ?
I have re-introduced eggs into my diet, started taking 2 x 500MCG Jarrows B12
methylcobalamin
supplements, and one B-complex supplement (which also has another 900MCG
methylcobalamin
) - so that's a total of 1900MCG a day.
I have re-introduced eggs into my diet, started taking 2 x 500MCG Jarrows B12
methylcobalamin
supplements, and one B-complex supplement (which also has another 900MCG
methylcobalamin
) - so that's a total of 1900MCG a day.
bunnymoney
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Sublingual methylcobalamin lozenges
Hello again what are the best sublingual
methylcobalamin
lozenges to take my b12 has dropped I am only taking a b complex at the moment.
Hello again what are the best sublingual
methylcobalamin
lozenges to take my b12 has dropped I am only taking a b complex at the moment.
flo-jo100
in
Thyroid UK
6 years ago
Which cobalamin should I buy??
Methylcobalamin
is more bioactive and can be given intramuscularly, intravenously, and intraarticularly. It is slightly painful to inject into the muscle. In my practice I also use
methylcobalamin
when I do Prolozone injections into joints and into subcutaneously (under the skin).
Methylcobalamin
is more bioactive and can be given intramuscularly, intravenously, and intraarticularly. It is slightly painful to inject into the muscle. In my practice I also use
methylcobalamin
when I do Prolozone injections into joints and into subcutaneously (under the skin).
jointpain
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
My b1 and b12 story
Pins and needles progressing to feet symmetrical until third doctor who studies neuropathy gave me b 12 (80%
methylcobalamin
20% adenosylcobalamin). After a month of b 12 and gluten free diet symtoms regressed away from my legs Achillies tendon toes and feet.
Pins and needles progressing to feet symmetrical until third doctor who studies neuropathy gave me b 12 (80%
methylcobalamin
20% adenosylcobalamin). After a month of b 12 and gluten free diet symtoms regressed away from my legs Achillies tendon toes and feet.
Herbert123
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Chloramphenicol
I have been self injecting alt days
methylcobalamin
at the recommendation of my neurologist and haematologist for a couple of years now. Plus having 6wkly hydroxo at the GP. Prior to this I had severe neuro pains and numbness in hands and feet that had been under control for over a year now.
I have been self injecting alt days
methylcobalamin
at the recommendation of my neurologist and haematologist for a couple of years now. Plus having 6wkly hydroxo at the GP. Prior to this I had severe neuro pains and numbness in hands and feet that had been under control for over a year now.
Rebecca85
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
New Member - Query re. B12 Injections Stopping B12 Getting To Cells Unless Serum B12 High
I have recently started using a
methylcobalamin
mouth spray and this information worried me - could it cause issues with B12 absorption from food in the future?
I have recently started using a
methylcobalamin
mouth spray and this information worried me - could it cause issues with B12 absorption from food in the future?
Canta
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Injections Cyanocobalamin vs. Methylcobalamin
I have read that
Methylcobalamin
is a kinder more natural supplement. Does anybody have any experience in changing from one to another and is this something gp’s are open to. Note : I have an under-active thyroid, haemochromatosis as well as b12 deficiency Thanks in advance M
I have read that
Methylcobalamin
is a kinder more natural supplement. Does anybody have any experience in changing from one to another and is this something gp’s are open to. Note : I have an under-active thyroid, haemochromatosis as well as b12 deficiency Thanks in advance M
mc88
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
Vitamin b12 queries!!!
Which one is best--
methylcobalamin
/hydroxocobalamin/cyanocobalamin??
Which one is best--
methylcobalamin
/hydroxocobalamin/cyanocobalamin??
Riyad55
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
6 years ago
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