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B12 deficiency
I hv b12 deficiency and vit d deficiency.. b 12 is 175.. can i take injections to increase it.. are there any harmful effects of injections
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Dr. Soudip Saha
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5 yrs exp
South 24 Parganas
Take oral drug
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Dr. Narmada Bhargavi
General Physician
3 yrs exp
Chennai
That level can be corrected with oral drugs..
Injections are not needed,unless u have worst symptoms or u r not able to absorb dietary b12
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Dr. Dharmendra Singh
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17 yrs exp
Indore
No harm of injection can be taken
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Dr. Anshul Mahajan
Psychiatrist
14 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Need to be evaluated
Take meconerve forte once daily
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Dr. Sohini Das
General Medicine
4 yrs exp
Jamshedpur
Either tablets and injection can be used for low vitamin b 12 levels.. There are no harmful effects of vitamin b 12 injections.. As long as the injection is administered properly with sterile technique
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