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Digestive disorders including Celiac disease, atrophic gastritis, and shortened small intestines can all increase the risk of vitamin B12 deficiency since nutrients arent as easily absorbed
Because acarbose has limited systemic absorption, which results in minimal maternal plasma concentrations, clinically significant exposure via breast milk is not expected
Medical professionals suggest monitoring progress every few weeks to assess the need for adjustments
These are common signs people bring up when they ask us about B12: Ongoing tiredness or low energy Trouble concentrating or remembering Pale skin Mood changes or irritability Feeling lightheaded or weak If several of these sound familiar, a simple blood test can help you and your provider decide on the next steps
When B12 levels are low, fatigue, weakness, poor focus, and low mood can become more noticeable