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If you dont want to get b12 shots then you can try eating foods rich in vitamin b such as dairy products
If the infusions arent carefully monitored and the fluid drips too quickly, theres a risk of fluid overload, which could affect electrolyte balances and damage the kidneys, brain, and heart
Dehydration makes nausea significantly worse For diarrhea: Increase fiber intake gradually, not suddenly Stay hydrated with electrolyte solutions, not just plain water Avoid sugar alcohols and artificial sweeteners, which can worsen GI symptoms For constipation: Increase water intake to at least 2-3 liters daily Add magnesium citrate if needed (a gentle, effective option) Include high-fiber vegetables and fruits in your diet When to slow the escalation If you experience side effects that significantly impact your daily function, extend the current dose phase by 2-4 additional weeks before escalating
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