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For patients presenting with nonspecific, chronic complaints that cannot be attributed to a specific disease or condition, physicians should request the most relevant and appropriate laboratory and imaging tests on the basis of the patients history and physical examination to narrow down the differential diagnosis
Westermark, P., Andersson, A
The drug causes a reddish discoloration of the urine (chromaturia, which can look like blood in the urine), and of the skin
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Injectable B12 has few direct drug interactions, but certain medications can interfere with B12 absorption or measurement: Chloramphenicol: This antibiotic may antagonise the haematological response to B12 in some patients, potentially preventing the expected rise in red blood cell count
