Follow-up Depending on your individual needs, we may recommend a series of injections for optimal results
Neo B12 (Hydroxocobalamin) is typically administered as an intramuscular injection
For some, the injection has become a temporary wellness trend or an essential part of overall health
The most common side effects are mild and rare, such as temporary soreness at the injection site or a slight upset stomach
This guide walks you through everything you need: who should self-inject, the supplies you'll gather, the four safest injection sites, a detailed step-by-step procedure, aftercare, side effects to watch for, and an FAQ that answers the questions patients ask us most often at ThinWorks
Our healthcare professionals determine the need for Vitamin B12 injections by ordering blood tests, conducting a physical examination, and reviewing the patients medical history