The most common causes include B12 supplementation (particularly injections), liver disease releasing stored B12, haematological disorders increasing B12-binding proteins, and chronic kidney disease reducing B12 excretion
Common signs of B12 deficiency include persistent fatigue, brain fog, weakness, tingling in hands and feet, memory problems, mood changes, and difficulty concentrating
However, there are certain instances where Methylcobalamin injections are a better choice: Methylcobalamin is found naturally in the body and is required for its optimal functioning
How much is a B12 injection out of pocket
Our approach begins with thorough evaluationassessing your symptoms, reviewing relevant health history, and conducting appropriate laboratory testing to establish your current B12 status and identify any underlying absorption issues
Non-Invasive Unlike injections, oral supplements are pain-free and easy to take