Certain medications, including some medications used to treat gastrointestinal disorders, may make it more difficult for some people to absorb B12 from food sources
Research suggests methylcobalamin stays in the body longer while cyanocobalamin may be more easily absorbed, but other studies have found little difference in the two in absorption and retention
Verifying the quality and authenticity of compounded tirzepatide with B12 requires systematic visual inspection and documentation practices
Assessment of disease activity Assessment of disease activity requires a detailed history of symptoms, including bowel frequency, consistency, blood and mucus passage, urgency, nocturnal bowel actions and incontinence, as well as assessment of fatigue, weight loss, dietary intake and modifications and extraintestinal manifestations