The most commonly reported b12 injection side effects include localised pain or redness at the injection site, mild nausea, headache, or a brief sensation of warmth or flushing shortly after administration
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Vitamin B12 injections can be beneficial for certain individuals who have difficulty absorbing vitamin B12 or who have undergone gastric surgery
Because various vitamins and minerals mixed into the same pill can destroy active B12, forming B12 analogues, B12-look-alikes that not only can our body not use, but the analogues can be potentially harmful because they can inhibit the transport of what little B12 is left