With a chronic autoimmune condition like pernicious anaemia many of us have found that we have to advocate for ourselves so understanding the guideline is important for the patient as well as the doctor and our mission is to ensure we improve communication and ultimately improve the guideline as we build on research in the future
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Common signs include: Dry mouth Fatigue or dizziness Dark yellow urine Increased thirst Since people with diabetes are more prone to dehydration, recognizing these symptoms early is key to preventing a spike in blood sugar
Try to avoid taking any medicine on your own to manage diarrhea
Common research-context range: 50-200 mg per dose for intranasal sprays or sublingual troches, dosed daily or several times weekly