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A provider will typically: Ask about your symptoms and medical history Request a recent blood test to check B12 levels Evaluate whether injections are appropriate If B12 shots are recommended, the provider can issue a prescription, which you can fill at a local pharmacy or through a telehealth pharmacy that ships to you
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Some patients with mild cognitive impairment, age-related memory decline, and early-stage dementia have demonstrated improvements in memory, attention, and daily functioning in controlled studies
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