The titration schedule is as follows: 1-4 weeks : The dosage starts at 1 mg once weekly for 4 weeks
Feeling hot or cold Unusual hunger and weight gain Dry mouth Fatigue and dizziness Heart problems such as abnormal rhythms Blood pressure changes (increase or decrease) Anecdotal side effects Anxiety and loss of sleep (Taking in AM and early afternoon helped (having doses around 250-350mg))
Doctors use it for vitamin B deficiency states, peripheral neuropathy, neuritis, nerve pain related to diabetes or alcohol use, and as a supportive therapy during recovery where B1, B6, and B12 are needed
In addition, the anti-HSV-1 effect of WL-1 is superior to acyclovir, the most clinically used nucleoside analog against HSV-1 infection, at the same concentration
Recommended clinical approach includes: Baseline evaluation : Consider obtaining serum creatinine, eGFR, and urinalysis before initiating either substance
During the transition, avoid activities that stimulate your child like wrestling, roughhousing, or exciting television shows
