This is the most common route for B12 in a clinic, usually into the deltoid muscle of the upper arm
Complementary therapies are delivered on-site: prolozone injections, hyperbaric oxygen, and IV nutrient therapy
If you have a temporary deficiency or increased requirement (say, after a surgery or during recovery from an acute illness), you might only need a short course, perhaps a few weeks of injections, until your vitamin levels normalize or you can meet your needs by mouth again
Please visit a health care provider for evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of any symptoms you may be experiencing
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