Precautions Driving: Usually safe, but avoid if you experience dizziness or blurred vision
Signs you may need a booster include recurring fatigue, brain fog, irritability, or trouble sleeping, especially if the injections previously improved these symptoms
Peripheral Neuropathy symptoms Sensory nerve damage involves injury to the nerves that help carry information from the skin to the central nervous system
Common places for self-injecting B12 include: The middle of your thigh The meaty area of your hip Upper arm area Buttocks Fleshy part of your abdomen Some prescriptions are for subcutaneous injections delivered just under your skin
It is suggested to begin with a low dose of Lithium Orotate first, and then introduce B12 a week or so later
Interestingly, most people are deficient in vitamin B12, especially vegetarians or vegans, and persons with specific diseases