B12 Hydroxocobalamin
About
B12 – Hydroxocobalamin
Hydroxocobalamin is a man-made version of Vitamin B12 which is usually found in injectable form. This B12 injection is used for many different reasons, its main role is to treat B12 deficiencies. Like other B Vitamins B12 acts as a coenzyme.
Symptoms of Deficiency
- Tiredness
- Weakness
- Lack of energy
- Pins and needles (Paraesthesia)
- Psychological disorders such as anxiety & depression
- Problems with memory, understanding and judgement
- You suffer from anaemia
- Irritability
Benefits
- Alleviates anxiety and depression disorders
- Good for diabetics taking metformin
- Fights fatigue
- Improves heart health by decreasing homocysteine
- Supports healthy hair, skin and nails
- Helps with red blood cell formation
- Prevents anemia
- Maintains brain functionality
- Improves concentration
- May reduce your risk of macular degeneration
- Improves cognitive activity and behavior
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How often do I need a Vitamin B12 IM injection?
The frequency of Vitamin B12 injections depends on your individual needs. Generally, it is recommended to get a Vitamin B12 shot every three to four weeks. However, your doctor or healthcare provider can provide you with specific instructions based on your individual health needs.
Are there any risks associated with Vitamin B12 IM injections?
Vitamin B12 IM injections are generally safe and well-tolerated. However, like any medical procedure, there are some risks associated with the injection. These can include infection, bleeding or allergic reaction. It is important to discuss any potential risks with your doctor or healthcare provider before undergoing the injection.
Who should not get a Vitamin B12 IM injection?
Vitamin B12 IM injections are generally safe for most people. However, those with certain medical conditions such as kidney disease, liver disease or an overactive thyroid should consult with their doctor before undergoing an injection.
What should I do after a Vitamin B12 IM injection?
After a Vitamin B12 IM injection, you should drink plenty of fluids and apply a cold compress to the injection site if necessary. It is also important to monitor your injection site for any signs of infection such as redness, swelling or pain.