Treating B12 Deficiency If you have diabetes, use metformin, and have vitamin B12 deficiency, your doctor has two major options to help get your levels back into a safe range, according to research in the World Journal of Diabetes : Intramuscular Injections You might need injections every one to two days at first, gradually tapering off to injections every three to four weeks
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By Alaiyka Parvez Owner, CoLaz Aesthetics Clinic The short version B12 injections are the standard NHS treatment for proven B12 deficiency, most commonly caused by autoimmune gastritis (pernicious anaemia), some medications, gut surgery, or a long-term vegan diet without fortification
