If you notice symptoms returning before your next scheduled injection, contact your GP to discuss whether more frequent dosing is needed
Of course, thats much better than the one-shot-every-three-months protocol it later changes to
This guideline was developed by the Guidelines and Protocols Advisory Committee in collaboration with the Provincial Laboratory Medicine Services, and adopted under the Medical Services Act and the Laboratory Services Act
Vitamin B12 injections are commonly recommended for patients who have difficulty absorbing this essential vitamin through diet or oral supplements alone
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Feeling fatigued or burned out Are practicing a vegetarian or vegan diet Have a history of anemia or low B12 levels Take medications like antacids or metformin Are in a weight loss program Experiencing brain fog or low mood Want to enhance energy before workouts, travel or events Since B12 is water-soluble your body will excrete what it doesnt use, making the injections generally well-tolerated and safe
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