As with any medication allergic reactions can occur, this is why this would only be administered by our registered nurse
B12 is water-soluble, so your body uses what it needs, stores a small amount in the liver, and passes most of the excess in urine
At 20mg/mL, doses from 2mg to 12mg all fit in one draw, making it the most versatile concentration for a full dose escalation schedule
Congenital transport-protein deficiencies, including transcobalamin II deficiency, are another rare cause of vitamin B 12 deficiency
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[23] Your healthcare provider will determine the appropriate dosage and frequency for you