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Thanks Knitty Kitty. Hubby went out to get a B Complex vitamin already and we have given her a tablet. But its only one. Can hold off to Monday now and tell Paed what she has had. Also Trents we are in Melbourne, Australia. Hubby pointed out there is also a Melbourne in USA. But we still have Costco in Australia. It's a good store.Tracy, Wait until after the test for vitamins on Monday. If you start supplementing now, you will invalidate the tests. The tests will measure the supplements in her system. You should talk to your doctor before administering thiamine yourself. The doctor may wish to administer an IV of high dose thiamine and witness the results. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5...