Without available vitamin B12, you may experience severe and permanent neurological challenges, such as paralysis, numbness, and problems controlling your bodys movements
These situations often involve ongoing low-grade inflammation, incomplete previous healing, and adaptive changes in how tissues function
Wound Repair and Regeneration, 6 (6), 524-530
The common side effects of B12 IV infusions include minor bruising at the catheter site, a cooling sensation during fluid delivery, and occasional lightheadedness
A case study involving a 1-year-old girl treated for Vitamin B12 deficiency reported the onset of involuntary myoclonic movements after starting intramuscular Vitamin B12 therapy