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A 1000mcg/ml of methylcobalamin is usually injected every 72 hours but it is your doctor who will always determine the dosage and duration you will use when taking methylcobalamin supplements
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However, as with any injection, some individuals may experience mild side effects: Injection site reactions: Mild soreness, redness, or swelling at the injection site is the most common side effect
Oral research-planning amounts are usually higher than subcutaneous amounts to account for absorption differences
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