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Preservative efficacy studies have characterized the concentration-dependent and temperature-dependent antimicrobial activity of benzyl alcohol against these organisms (PMID: 3531242)

Because they are dissolved in water, any excess of the water-soluble vitamins is excreted through urine and are not stored in the body

Won't diagnose any condition but if raised, will indicate that further investigations are necessary (thinking here - has your GP ruled out inflammatory bowel disease as a cause of your B12 deficency?)

The most common errors are using the non-billable parent Z90, placing Z90.3 as the primary diagnosis when a complication code should lead, or omitting it from follow-up encounters where it is clinically relevant

The following Q&A is designed to provide you with some background on this condition as well as steps you can take to avoid it