Retrieved 10 October 2017
It is safe to eat foods, take supplements, or get injections of vitamin B12 to address a deficiency
A good candidate for self-injection is someone who is medically stable, has no bleeding disorder, is not on high-dose blood thinners without medical guidance, has completed an in-clinic training session, and has a reliable sharps container at home
And the moment you relaxed even slightly, it came back
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Does vitamin B12 injection dosage vary based on deficiency levels