Are B12 Injections Safe If You Have Kidney Disease or Lebers Disease
For long-term maintenance, most healthcare providers recommend one B12 injection every 4 to 12 weeks
20+20=40 30cc syringe / 10mL BAC Water / 10mg VIAL= 1000 Units 20mcg= 1Unit are you sure your dose is only 20 mcg, not 200 mcg
difficulty breathing or shortness of breath, and fatigue will not be allowed in the office and should contact their physician ASAP
You may experience some of the following: Severe Fatigue and Weakness Easy bruising or bleeding Bleeding gums Sore tongue Stomach pain Pale skin Chest Pain Weight loss Loss of appetite Diarrhea Constipation Exhaustion Breathing Difficulties Dizziness Fast or irregular heartbeat Pounding or whooshing in your ears Headache Cold hands or feet Pale or yellow skin Chest pain If this deficiency is not addressed and treated, these complications may arise: Tingling or numbness in the fingers and toes Difficulty walking Depression Mood changes Anxiety Memory loss Disorientation Dementia Contact our office today if you believe you may be at risk and/or are experiencing some of the symptoms listed above
Maintain a well-rounded diet focused on protein, healthy fats, and whole-food carbohydrates to support metabolic processes
