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In the absence of safety data, most clinicians advise that pregnant or breastfeeding individuals avoid this compounded preparation unless the anticipated benefit clearly outweighs theoretical fetal or neonatal risks
B12 (cobalamin) supports red blood cell formation, nerve health, and the conversion of food into cellular energy
Initial loading protocols often use daily or every-other-day dosing for the first one to two weeks, followed by weekly, then monthly maintenance
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[11] In practice, the benefit of treating a true B deficiency in pregnancy, preventing anemia and neurological injury, is considered to far outweigh any theoretical risks, under the guidance of a healthcare professional