Who May Be at Higher Risk of Serious Side Effects Higher-risk groups may include: patients with prior GI disorders those prone to dehydration individuals with kidney disease patients with diabetes-related vascular disease older adults those experiencing rapid weight loss When Side Effects Are No Longer Normal You should seek medical attention if you experience: vomiting lasting more than a few days inability to eat or drink severe abdominal pain or bloating minimal urination or dark urine sudden vision changes repeated ER visits Persistent or escalating symptoms may indicate serious injury , not routine side effects
However, make sure to patch-test the formula test
[108] In addition, certain drugs may interfere with laboratory tests for the vitamin, such as amoxicillin, erythromycin, methotrexate and pyrimethamine
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The risk classification in the latter subgroup comparison differs from the prespecified group of evidence of CVD in SUSTAIN 6, in which subjects with CKD stage 3 or higher were included [12]