Anemia, which results from a shortage of red blood cells, is a common source of physical exhaustion
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No, you cant overdose, since B12 is water-soluble and any excess will be out in your urine in no time
Persistent unexplained elevation alongside an abnormal CBC or differential, constitutional symptoms such as unexplained weight loss, night sweats, or persistent fever, or organ-specific findings all raise the need for referral
But as with any injection, a few mild effects are possible: Temporary redness or swelling at the injection site Mild nausea or digestive shifts Headache or light dizziness A brief boost in energy or restlessness (common if you're sensitive to B12) Bright yellow or orange urinetotally normal, just your body clearing excess B12 If anything feels off or persists, check in with your provider
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