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Daily injections at the beginning are key for: Quickly fixing the deficiency Reducing severe symptoms Getting ready for ongoing treatment Secondary Phase: Weekly Injections for One Month After the first week, injections are given weekly for a month

All trials employed randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled designs, representing the gold standard for clinical research

otherwise, high-dose oral B12 (1,0002,000 mcg/day) usually works just as well

After that, you need one every month

Most patients describe the injection as a "quick pinch" with minimal pain during insertion