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Parenteral vitamin B12 is considered the treatment of choice for vitamin B12 deficiency, but also treatment with 1–2 mg daily oral vitamin B12 is recommended.[1][1],[2][2] Recently, alternative regimes have been proposed, such as an oral dose of 1 mg vitamin B12 daily for ten days, weekly for four

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Long term biweekly 1 mg oral vitamin B12 ensures normal hematological parameters, but does not correct all other markers of vitamin B12 deficiency. A study in patients with inherited vitamin B12 deficiency