Still, some people should use caution: Those with chronic health conditions should consult a doctor first Anyone on prescription medications drug interactions can occur Pregnant or breastfeeding women Those recovering from major illness or surgery Anyone with bleeding disorders, iron overload disease, or kidney issues If taking extra precautions due to age, medications, or health status, our experienced staff can recommend conservative doses, specific injection sites, and any pre-testing needed to minimize risks
People with obesity or those who are concerned about their weight can contact a doctor
Good sources of vitamin B12 include: meat salmon and cod milk and other dairy products eggs If youre a vegetarian or vegan, or are looking for alternatives to meat and dairy products, there are foods that are fortified with vitamin B12, such as some yeast extracts, breakfast cereals and soy products
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This is typically a sign of fluid retention and should be closely monitored
Lastly, a sharps container for safely disposing of your needles and syringes afterward
