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[1] [3] Patients with dietary deficiency and intact absorption may require less frequent injections or may be suitable for high-dose oral supplementation instead (typically 50-150 micrograms of cyanocobalamin daily between meals)
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Some patients may begin with weekly injections to establish steady nutrient levels, while others transition to biweekly or monthly treatments once those levels are stabilized
Supplementation with B12 may be beneficial for nerve pain relief
The exact dose depends on your specific needs and what your doctor says
