In addition, vitamin B12 can potentially interact with some medications, including: Proton pump inhibitors(e.g., Prilosec and Prevacid) Histamine 2-receptor antagonists (e.g., Tagamet and Zantac) Metformin In any case, before the procedure itself, you will need to fill out a special medical form indicating your medical condition and all medications that you are currently taking
[3] At higher doses, or in susceptible individuals, MB may induce tremors or muscle twitches (myoclonus), likely related to its monoamine-enhancing properties
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Its a very unfair paradigm, says Caroline Messer, MD, a New York Citybased endocrinologist
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