Vitamin B12 insufficiency can be remedied with this supplement
Lower risk of hitting a nerve, bone, or major blood vessel
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Research indicates that there may be adverse effects of intramuscular vitamin B12, or B12 injections
I took it as part of the healing process and what worked for me was more B12 - every day injections or every second day.....it is like your nerves go haywire when the B12 is being uptaken but hopefully as healing continues the pain will go...mine did
