Review Article
Methylcobalamin: A Potential Vitamin of Pain Killer
Table 2
The analgesic effects of MeCbl on low back pain and neck pain in clinical trials.
| Effects of MeCbl | Indices | Measures of intervention | Reference |
| Relieved spontaneous pain, allodynia, and paresthesia. | Pain symptoms of patients with neck pain | Oral administration of MeCbl for 4 weeks | Hanai et al. [29] |
| Amelioration of neurogenic claudication distance; no effect on pain improvement and neurological signs | Pain symptoms; measure the neurogenic claudication distance of patients with degenerative lumbar spinal stenosis | Oral administration of MeCbl as an adjuvant medication for 6 months | W. Waikakul and S. Waikakul [25] |
| Reduced pain | Oswestry disability index questionnaire (ODI) and visual analogue scale (VAS) pain score of patients with nonspecific low back pain | Intramuscular injection of MeCbl for 2 weeks | Chiu et al. [26] |
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