When choosing a local clinic, it's essential to research their credentials, read reviews, and ensure they have qualified healthcare professionals administering the injections
For example, a doctor might prescribe the following: 100 micrograms daily for about a week Followed by every other day for seven doses After that, every three to four days for two to three weeks Once monthly until the deficiency is treated B12 injections require a prescription and can be administered at a doctor's office or at home with the approval of a healthcare provider
Side effects, cautions and when to get help The pharmacist will explain the medicine being used, expected effects and medicine-specific side effects before treatment
Risks include injection site reactions, rare allergic responses, and hypokalaemia during treatment of severe anaemia
Takeaways A B12 test can tell how much vitamin B12 you have in your body
10 mg Dose: Draw 100 units (1.0 mL)