Can a person with diabetes and high blood pressure take Methylcobalamin 1500 mcg while on malaria medication, and how many tablets can they take?
Methylcobalamin (vitamin B12) is generally safe and does not usually interact with malaria medications or commonly used diabetes or blood pressure medicines. The usual adult dose is one tablet daily, but the exact dose may vary based on individual needs. Since the person has diabetes and high blood pressure, it is essential to take Methylcobalamin only if advised by a doctor, who can consider current medications, health status, and other factors to ensure it is safe and appropriate.