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The most common side effect is some soreness at the injection site, and you might notice your urine turning bright yellow (thats just the excess vitamins, particularly riboflavin, being excreted)
Started early, some patients may fully recover
Here's what you need to know about vitamin B12 injections, from where and how to get them to potential benefits and side effects
Common J-code pairings with CPT 96372: J3301 (triamcinolone acetonide) corticosteroid injections for inflammatory conditions J3420 (vitamin B12 / cyanocobalamin) B12 deficiency or supplementation injections J1071 (testosterone cypionate) testosterone replacement therapy injections J0897 (denosumab) subcutaneous biologic injection for osteoporosis or treatment-induced bone loss J0702 (betamethasone acetate/sodium phosphate) corticosteroid for acute inflammatory conditions J-code coverage varies by payer and formulary
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