Take medications that block B12 absorption
It may be time to consider a Vitamin B12 injection if you are experiencing common symptoms, including: Weakness, fatigue, or lightheadedness Heart palpitations Pale skin Mouth or tongue soreness or bleeding Constipation, diarrhea, loss of appetite, or gas Numbness or tingling, muscle weakness, and problems walking Vision loss Possible depression, memory loss, or behavioral changes Anemia Intestinal disorders and weight loss Vitamin B12 injections can potentially treat anyone experiencing symptoms associated with a deficiency
Issues like cost, availability, side effects (such as nausea), and the simple fact that obesity is a complex condition drive the search for other solutions
The main symptoms include: Extreme tiredness Lack of energy Red or sore tongue or mouth Pale skin Changes in mood Changes in movement and balance Feeling pins and needles in arms and feet Reasons for vitamin b12 deficiency Some conditions of the digestive system, such as Chrons disease
The clearest guidance comes from injection science more broadly