[7] In addition, oral contraceptives have been noted to lower serum B levels, though this effect is usually clinically insignificant
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Slower titration and proactive side effect management significantly improve retention rates
Oral formulations work for some patients but require careful timing and may show less dramatic effects due to absorption variability