Typically, your doctor should bill Medicare for the cost of the injection, though you can choose to pay out-of-pocket
Consultation and suitability checks Youll be asked about: Your symptoms and health history Any known deficiencies and relevant blood test results (if you have them) Current medications and supplements Allergies (including metal allergies such as cobalt) Pregnancy/breastfeeding status where relevant B12 injections are not a replacement for medical investigation when symptoms are significant, worsening, or unclear
Initial Loading Phase for Deficiency Treatment In the initial phase, B12 injections are often given to quickly fill up the bodys stores
Results vary based on B12 levels, sleep, nutrition, stress, activity level, and overall health
Also, avoid applying makeup or cover up to the area before treatment
The standard AOD 9604 dosage is 250500 mcg once daily, administered subcutaneously on an empty stomach every morning, and cycled in 412-week blocks