Extreme fatigue Dizziness Depression Anxiety Short-term memory problems Confusion Headaches Tinnitus (ear ringing) Sore red tongue Painful numbness Tingling in the arms and legs Constipation Diarrhea Muscle weakness Muscle spasms Difficulty walking Poor motor skills Infertility Heart palpitations Feeling out of breath Can a Vitamin B12 Injection Lead to Overdose
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Interestingly, most people are deficient in vitamin B12, especially vegetarians or vegans, and persons with specific diseases
For patients with pernicious anemia, severe malabsorption, or acute neurological symptoms, injections remain the appropriate clinical choice
Its especially beneficial for individuals with absorption issues, such as those with gastrointestinal disorders or after certain surgeries
Individual response varies depending on severity and duration of deficiency