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Q: difference between a b12 injection and a b12/ b complex injection?
I am wondering the difference between a b12 injection and an injection of b12/b complex. I want to get the most energy and mental clarity I can. I would also like to reap the benefits of less stress/anxiety. Let me know if you know the difference and which would be more beneficial to me.

Thanks!

A: There are many different b vitamins.

A b12 complex contains many of these other b vitamins. Typically b12 is the only one deficient so they usually only inject this by itself. If you want to get the most benefit, you could try the b12 complex.

Q: B12 injection?
are the shots given into the muscle or under the skin?
so it’s directily in the muscle and not subcutaneously under the skin?

A: Into a muscle, not into a vein

Q: what would happen if air is in my needle when i do my b12 injection ?
i started giving my self injection for b12 deficiency three months ago.wondering if air was in needle what happens?

A: well, the B12 injection is intramuscular (in the muscles, usually the buttocks), so here an air bubble won’t be a problem unless u mistaked and hit a blood vessel while self injecting urself, here u could probably block that vessel with this air bubble but this is veryyyyy rare in intramuscular injections but more common in intravenous injections (inj. in the veins in hands)
but it is better to clear the inj. from air bubbles by hitting it with ur finger until all air bubbles come in the space up, then push the needle till u see first drop of the medicine then inject urself, it is very safe and easy

Q: what is the best way to supplement B12-injection or daily pills?
I need the supplement due to Celiac disease and I have tried both but seem to react better to the injection but thought I’d get others opinions as well. What works best for you?

A: It’s mostly a personal preference.
The main difference is that with the shot, you get a mega-dose typically once a week… but since it’s a water-soluble vitamin, your body will filter it out of your body rather quickly.
Some people don’t like the idea of too much at the beginning of the week and not enough at the end of the week, but others like the fact that they don’t have to remember a pill every day. Some people like to take a steady dose every day as either a pill or a lozenge.
Lozenges are often preferred because they absorb right into the blood stream (so you get the impact quicker), but there is conflicting information out there about how well the capsules can be utilized (because of the stomach acid)… it’s hard to say how much of that conflict comes from the marketing for lozenges, though.

…Like I said, it’s mostly personal preference. Good luck!

Q: I am 29 weeks pregnant and there is something wrong with my blood i need a B12 injection!?
I need a follow up 6 months after the birth what is the chance it will be back to normal? I have to take 3 iron tablets a day plus now i have to take the b12 injection. I know lack of B12 has something to do with your immune system could this be the reason why i have every bug going and a cough that will not shift? Thank you

A: almost all pregnant now takes such injection to help the both the back pain and to prevent anaemia specially the prenicous type not only iron is used but also vit B12 and sometimes folic acid injection too and again this is normal

Q: what is the difference between vitamin b12 and the b12 injection?
If i take the vitamin b12 will it do the same thing? Im trying to loose a couple pounds and get more energy. I exercise 5 days a week

A: The only difference is the time of absorption. Injections are introduced and absorbed into the blood stream immediately. while a vitamin b12 pill will take a while.

Q: When someone has a B12 injection,is the energy increased2a comfortable level or do u experience nervousness?
My B12 level proved only 414.
At the doc’s office the nurse over the phone said they like levels to be 600-900/fri. will have my B12 injection.
HOPING FOR A NICE COMFORTABLE NATURAL FEELING OF Energy afterwards and NOT a nervous type feeling.
Hmmmm.
TY if any doctors post here or someone who’s ever HAD a B12 shot.

A: Raising your B12 levels back up to normal can help fatigue, if the fatigue is caused by the B12 deficiency (fatigue is a very nonspecific symptom, it could be anything). It should not cause any issues with anxiety Any energy boost will be a more gradual effect that will happen over time, not overnight. Did your doctor look into WHY your B12 is so low? It is very important to know the cause, as you may or may not need long term B12 injections depending on the cause.
Good luck!

Q: Why are the b12 injection needles so long?
Is it to get through peoples fat skin? If you are skinnier can you use a smaller needle?

A: B-12 injections are usually only given once a month. They are given intramuscular for this reason. So you need a longer needle. You can give B-12 in a needle as small as a 25 Gage, because it is not very viscous.

Q: Why did Clemens have a lidocaine and vitamin B12 injection?
What was the point of it?
Yeahh no crap dude.. but he said had injections of lidocaine (a numbing agent) and B12 a vitamin.. what would be the point of it?

A: That’s the 100,000 dollar question. Why did he use a numbing agent? Did he have a prescription? If so, what for? Lidocaine is not a common self administered drug that the average Joe uses.

I’d like to think clemens is innocent. I guess he is until proven guilty, but the story is not very easy to believe.

B-12 the experts say is somewhat common and some players use it.

Q: If you ever had a B12 injection are they painful,annoying compared to other shots?
My doctor wants me to have a B12 injection this friday.
a LOT OF PPL SAY the needles are like giant and hurt compared to regular other types of shots.
was thinking of skipping it, and getting my own [approved by the doc] and just doing them myself since the needles are much smaller.
hmmmm, what a pain in the a$$

A: Personally B-12 shots dont hurt , and it delivers energy faster than pill form.

Q: What kind of doctor do you go to for a b12 vitamin injection?
i heard b12 shots were a way to get additional nutrition and overall health and energy boost. i just have a really busy life and have little energy despite eating healthy and working out. any other suggestions on how to get more energy and just feel better all together?

A: Your regular physician can usually provide it to you if you have a deficiency.

Q: is wasp sting equal to B12 injection ?
i don’t know. A wasp stings. my friend told me ”don’t worry, it is equal to b12. Now you got healthy injection without giving fees. i don’t know how for it is true.

A: Lets see
B12 = vitamin required for life
Wasp Sting = venom meant to kill things
Sorry to say but your friend is an idiot.

Q: where can i get B12 injection ?
I stay in memphis,tn where can i get b12 injection shot, or is there any good website where they sell real and trusted stuff ??

A: Self-injection really isn’t a great idea, and getting your hands on medical grade B12 for injections is problematic at best.

If you inject the tiniest air bubble into a vein you’ll be dead in under an hour.

A much better idea is to buy some sub-lingual (under the tongue) B12. You can get 100 tablets at Trader Joe’s for $6.99, or in just about any drug store. It is very inexpensive. Injection-grade B12 is much more expensive (if you can get your hands on it at all), as are the needles and syringes. The Trader Joe’s tablets are 16,000% of the daily RDA.

If you swallow it orally in a pill, B12 is almost instantly broken down by your digestive system into inert and useless chemicals, but if you take it sub-lingually it goes directly into your bloodstream.

My doctor recommended megadoses of B12 for hay fever and it worked like magic. The effects are miraculous. I would put a tablet under my tongue and then realize that all of a sudden, within 15 minutes, I could breath again and my sinuses were clear.

B12 gives your immune system a “tune-up”.

B-12 is not fat-soluble and it is impossible to overdose on it. Any excess is rapidly and easily excreted. Unfortunately, that also means that if you take it in the morning, it will be out of your system by the evening.

I would urge you to try sub-lingual tablets before you even think of injecting stuff into yourself from questionable sources. If you really think that injections are the way to go, I found a couple of links for you below, but ask and diabetic, daily injections are a real pain in the butt.

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Q: What is the typical dose of an intramuscular B12 injection (in ml)? More info..?
What is the typical dose for someone who is b12 deficiant?

What is the typical dose for somone who has normal B12 levels, but wants to suppliment?

A: Usually 1 ml (1000 mcgm) every week up to every three weeks once levels return to normal. Some individuals with severe pernicious anemia may get shots daily.

There are no indications for supplements if levels are normal and your diet is healthy. There are lots of foods that have it, and shots/pills are an expensive way to get B12.

Q: If you are taking the B12 injection shot and stop taking it will all the weight come back?

A: B12 does not cause weight loss.

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