Clinical indications include deficiency due to inadequate diet or malabsorption, drug-induced deficiency (for example, from long-term isoniazid or oral contraceptives), and certain inborn errors of metabolism (such as pyridoxine-dependent seizures or sideroblastic anemia)
If youre like me and want to use B12 supplements to prevent deficiency but arent in a position where injections are necessary, you can use an oral supplement to great effect
iAd ordered semaglutide from another company and was pleased with the efficacy of the product and have lost 10 lbs after a month of use
B12 Injection Candidates There are a number of reasons that a B12 deficiency might occur
Instead of saying "I think the last dose was okay," you can say "I had mild nausea for two days after each of my last four injections at 7.5mg, but appetite suppression is strong and weight is trending down 1.2 pounds per week." That level of detail leads to better clinical decisions
Any statements about in-use shelf life are therefore illustrative only and cannot be relied upon as clinical guidance