Vitamin B6 or Pyridoxine Having too much or taking high doses of vitamin B6 can lead to symptoms such as severe skin lesions, numbness, digestive problems, and poor muscle control
For specific population groups, requirements differ: Infants and children: 012 months: 0.30.4 micrograms daily 13 years: 0.5 micrograms daily 46 years: 0.8 micrograms daily 710 years: 1.0 micrograms daily 1114 years: 1.2 micrograms daily 1518 years: 1.5 micrograms daily Pregnant women have the same RNI as non-pregnant adults at 1.5 micrograms daily
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Among these would include mild diarrhea and itching, as well as headaches and nausea
For a localized approach, the goal is to inject into the belly of the muscle closest to the injury site, not into the tendon or ligament itself