The actual injection takes only a few seconds, and any discomfort is typically minimal and brief
Children below ten years should not inject themselves
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Summary: Feeling worse after a B12 injection typically reflects your body adjusting to replenished vitamin levels, triggering metabolic processes that may temporarily cause fatigue, headaches, or injection site discomfort
Associated with elevated NAD+ levels
Unlike oral supplements, which must pass through the digestive system and may be poorly absorbed, B12 injections bypass the gut entirely