pernicious anemia and b12 injections Vitamin Deficiency Pernicious Anemia - Diagnosis and
Description
Prevention is both possible and probable once you understand contributing factors

At first, shots might be given weekly or every two weeks

Cardiovascular (Heart and Blood Vessel) Complications In rare but serious cases, B12 replacement can lead to heart and blood vessel problems: Shortness of breath Peripheral edema (swelling in legs and arms) Rapid weight gain Pulmonary edema (fluid in lungs) Congestive heart failure (heart cannot pump effectively) Blood clots in vessels These complications arise from increased blood volume, thicker blood, and sudden changes in how hard the heart needs to work

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Check food labels carefully, and be extra careful if you are eating out, as its difficult to know all of the ingredients used in restaurants

If you rely on B12 shots prescribed by a doctor, please dont stop treatment, even if theyre painful due to a water-based solution or intramuscular delivery
