[4] Huang T, Zhang K, Sun L, et al
It sounds simple, but the nuance is important
Chemotherapy with drugs like 5-fluorouracil has also been associated with acute thiamine deficiency by disrupting thiamine activation, so oncology patients receiving such therapy might receive parenteral thiamine supplementation as part of this B-Complex if needed
You just need to make sure a follow-up test has confirmed better vitamin B12 levels, and then you can work with the doctors to find the right maintenance dose to prevent future vitamin B12 deficiency
Tirzepatide population pharmacokinetics and exposure Schneck 19-study pooled popPK (CL/F 0.061 L/h, half-life 5.4 d, accumulation 1.7x, body-weight covariate +22% at 70 kg / -33% at 120 kg)
This method was noted for its pain-free and well-tolerated nature compared to intramuscular (IM) injections (3)