But not everyone who feels tired is B12 deficient, and not everyone with low B12 requires an injection
B12 injections are typically administered either intramuscularly (IM) or subcutaneously, with common sites being the deltoid, thigh, or gluteal muscles
Here are some times to consider changing the dose: If treatment isnt working well, increase the dose or how often its given If B12 levels are too high, lower the dose Change the dose if the patients health changes or new issues come up By sticking to these guidelines, doctors can make B12 treatment better for each patient
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These options have different evidence bases, mechanisms, and adverse-effect profiles from KLOW
There are some very rare side effects listed in medical literature (mostly when large doses are given): for example, one out of many thousands of patients might develop a disturbance in liver enzymes or a tingling in the fingers or toes