Signs and symptoms include (but are not limited to): Extreme tiredness (fatigue) Tiredness / lack of energy Pale skin Numbness and / or tingling (paraesthesia) Feeling faint Noticeable heartbeat (palpitations) Feeling short of breath Loss of appetite Ringing in your ears (tinnitius) Unintended weight loss Changes in your vision A yellow tinge to the skin Depression Irritability Changes in the way you feel, behave, and think ('brain fog') A decline in mental function, such as changes to your memory, judgement and understanding (dementia) How long do B12 injections last
Riboflavin (vitamin B) is light-sensitive and can degrade with exposure to sunlight or strong UV light, which may reduce the vitamin content and cause the solution to darken
How to Prevent Injection Site Lumps with Saxenda Preventing injection site lumps with Saxenda centres on consistent rotation of injection sites
Why it matters: For patients with chronic joint pain, tendonitis, gut inflammation, or post-surgical inflammation, this means less swelling, better circulation, and faster repair