b12 injections given subcutaneously How SubQ Like and NAD+ Fit Your Routine How to Give a B12
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It goes straight into your muscle, your body takes up nearly all of it, and levels rise faster and stay higher than oral dosing
Patients should be aware that if they experience concerning symptoms whilst taking B12 supplements, they should discuss this with their GP and report suspected adverse reactions via the MHRA Yellow Card Scheme (yellowcard.mhra.gov.uk)
However, some people may rarely have side effects like redness, itching at the injection spot, or mild diarrhoea
