How you react largely depends on your specific situation
Two common evidence-based patterns: How fast will I feel better
So, while we dont get much B12 in the water anymore, we dont get much cholera, either, which is a good thing
Other reactions warranting urgent GP contact include: Unexplained muscle weakness or cramping Persistent vomiting or severe abdominal pain Signs of hypokalaemia (low potassium) during initial treatmentmuscle weakness, irregular heartbeat, or severe fatigue In patients with severe, longstanding B12 deficiency, rapid correction can occasionally precipitate hypokalaemia as new red blood cells are produced, consuming available potassium
For example, B12 helps convert food into glucose rather than storing it as fat, which boosts energy levels
[8] Liu JR, et al