Perform a patch test first and discontinue if persistent irritation develops
results depend mainly on the overall plan
Yes, you can usually book directly with a pharmacy offering private B12 injections, like our pharmacy, without needing a GP referral or prescription.
The thousands of anecdotal human reports suggest similar effects to animal studies, but formal human clinical trials remain lacking
Dont get me wrong I still hate doing them but Im hoping the tips you gain from here will help you and your daughter its not easy so it cant harm to try injecting her arm,give her the ampoule to hold to warm it she may feel better being more involved in the process and if shes more relaxed thatll help too,also have a look on you tube for any instruction videos together.best wishes x I'm in my 2nd week of loading doses and have started SI into thighs
The most common reactions include transient digestive upset (nausea, vomiting, stomach cramps, or diarrhea), a mild fishy body odor, headache, or soreness and redness where the injection is given