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See Latest ArticlesInvoluntary Movements During Vitamin B12 Treatment
Journal of Child Neurology, 06/15/09
Ozdemir O et al. - The authors report 3 infants who developed movement disorder during vitamin B12 administration. The movement disorder consisted of a combination of tremor and myoclonus affecting face, tongue, and limbs. Because of the severity of the symptoms, they all needed symptomatic treatment. In 2 of them, the involuntary movements resolved with clonazepam. The involuntary movements in the other patient were successfully treated with piracetam.
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