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Always talk to a doctor before getting B12 shots
Administration and Dosage Vitamin B injections must be administered by a trained health professional (nurse, doctor) or by a patient who has been taught proper technique
IV flushes and analgesic effect: Besides drug mixing, bacteriostatic water (and saline with benzyl alcohol) is often used as an IV flush solution to keep catheters or infusion lines patent
Regular monitoring identifies when adjustments become necessary