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In addition, medical workers use the tuberculin syringe to inject a small amount of the drug under the skin, also known as subcutaneous injection, to determine if the patient is allergic to the drug
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Pregnant or breastfeeding individuals should consult their doctor first Anyone with an allergy to cobalt or B12 should avoid this treatment If you have certain medical conditions, such as Lebers disease (a rare genetic eye disorder), B12 injections may not be suitable This treatment is quick, virtually painless, and can provide an instant energy boost
There are several reasons to get injections of B12 rather than take sublingual tablets such as: Injections contain 500 times more vitamin B12 than the recommended daily dosage
