[1] However, any pronounced color change (for example, turning brown) or development of a precipitate should be treated with caution
A typical schedule looks like this: Initial loading course: If you have neurological symptoms, injections are given every other day for two weeks
Your provider will review your history and align the plan with your targets
This simple check is one of the most important safety measures to prevent complications and ensure the vitamin is delivered correctly into the muscle or fatty tissue, not the bloodstream
Some of these symptoms include: Sensations that are unusual including tingling in the feet, legs, and/or hands Numbness Difficulty walking, this will be including issues with your balance and staggering when walking Anemia Inflamed or swollen tongue Memory loss, having a hard time reasoning or thinking Weakness Fatigue How often should you get a B12 shot