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Below is a clinicians view of who actually needs B12 injections, how often, what the NHS will and will not do for you, and what we check before we book the first shot
Supplementing with a B12 oral spray for pernicious anaemia between injections may help to reduce the risk of symptoms returning before your next injection is due
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NHS Treatment Schedule and Dosing for B12 Injections The NHS follows evidence-based protocols for B12 replacement therapy in pernicious anaemia, with treatment divided into two phases: loading (induction) and maintenance
Subcutaneous injections are injected into the layers between the skin and muscles using a short 1/2 needle which makes it almost completely painless when properly done
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