Many people end up taking medications to help them feel better when all they really need is to optimize their nutrition
Additionally, B12 injections can also cause skin irritation at the injection site
I've brought this up before on this forum and got all the same kind of advice you got, and I do everything properly, and I've been doing it once or twice a week for years, so for me it's just become a fact of life that it's going to hurt
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hi I find it very easy to reach either arm but admit people do ask me that,I cant see why it would be a problem I just sit on end of bed with stuff all laid out on a clean towel and sharps bin handy,draw up b12 with a red filter needle,personal preference here,then discard and do the injecting with the orange needle , if the b12 is cold or you do have a bead of it on injecting needle then yes your right it can sting but again that is a rarity for me
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