According to WebMD, The more common B12 injection side effects are: Swelling at the injection site Mild dirhhea Itching Swelling in the body Low potassium (weakness, irregular heartbeat) There is a case report of an anaphylactic reaction to a B12 injection in a 55 year old women receiving cyanocobalamin, but these reactions are thought to be rare
Ask about the recommended schedule some people benefit from weekly injections, while others only need them monthly
Light activity is fine, but avoid intense exercise for the remainder of the day if the injection site feels sore
The 1998 RDAs for vitamin B6 for adults, in milligrams, are 1.3 mg for men and women ages 9-50 and 1.7 mg and 1.5 mg for men and women over the age of 51, respectively
We strongly encourage you to seek a comprehensive medical evaluation for an accurate diagnosis of B12 deficiency
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