Pregnant and lactating women should ensure they are getting enough B12 through diet or supplements to support their health and that of their children
Injections are preferably administered intramuscularly
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However, you need to seek prompt medical attention if you notice: High fever (over 104F) Seizures (requires emergency care!) Persistent inconsolable crying (especially in infants lasting more than 3 hours) Sudden behavioral changes such as lethargy, excessive sleepiness, or unresponsiveness (requires emergency care!) Breathing difficulty, facial swelling, or hives (signs of an allergic reaction requires emergency care!) Sudden neurological symptoms such as loss of motor function, slurred speech, or visual disturbances (requires emergency care!) Regression of developmental milestones in children Severe pain, swelling, or discoloration at the injection site (requires emergency care!) Onset of autoimmune-like symptoms (joint pain, rashes, chronic fatigue) You know your bodyand your childbest
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