Its important to recognise that B12 is just one component when it comes to how we feel
Pale or jaundiced skin Weakness and fatigue Nerve damage that feels like pins and needles Changes in balance, coordination and the way you walk A swollen tongue and mouth sores Shortness of breath and dizziness Blurred vision Brain disorder like depression and dementia High body temperature What Are My Treatment Options
Please dont give up on yourself, healing takes a long time and never give up when you feel let down by the world
[19] Other than that, though, B12 injections are considered to be quite safe, so try not to worry about doing it "wrong." As long as you wash your hands, work in a sterile environment, and inject into the proper site using the correct technique, you'll do great.Thanks Tips Store vitamin B12 injection medication at room temperature, away from moisture, heat, and light
UK standard treatment regimens (per BNF and NHS guidance): Dietary deficiency (e.g., in vegans): oral cyanocobalamin 50150 micrograms daily between meals Pernicious anaemia or other absorption-related deficiency : intramuscular hydroxocobalamin 1 mg on alternate days for two weeks (loading), then 1 mg every two to three months as maintenance
If you have GERD , stomach acid reflux can introduce alcohol-like compounds into your breath, inflating breathalyzer readings