When B12 levels are too low, the nerves can become damaged, leading to sensations like numbness, tingling, or a pins and needles feeling in the hands, feet, or legs
Only a three monthly dose is needed . It is therefore more convenient for the patient and cheaper by dosage regimen and in the time required of nursing staff to administer injections So now, just two years later we have moved to 3 monthly injections WHY
Contact a urologist immediately, as this may be an early sign of kidney disease
I have not had a problem with potassium issues and I get a yearly physical with very through blood work
Thats because B12 shots and IVs deliver B12 straight to the bloodstream and bypass the digestive tract entirely
MIC stands for methionine, inositol, and choline