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Yes, Medicare Part B covers J3420 for medically necessary indications including pernicious anemia (D51.0), documented vitamin B12 deficiency (E53.8), and malabsorption syndromes that prevent adequate oral absorption
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As part of the office visit, your doctor will take a complete medical history, including asking you about: Your general health Medications you take Your joint pain and other symptoms when they started and whether the symptoms have changed over time Whether you or any family member has a history of arthritis or any autoimmune disorders Physical Examination During the physical examination, your doctor will look for: Signs of RA, including swollen or tender joints, limitation of joint motions, and early deformity
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Vitamin B12 is found in animal produce including meat, fish, milk, cheese and eggs plus fortified foods such as some breakfast cereals and plant milks
