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Low levels of vitamin B12 can also lead to anaemia
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(PubMed) Ravaglia G, Forti P, Maioli F, et al
Some plans may also have specific rules about where you can get these injections and who can administer them, requiring you to go to a certain facility or see a specific provider for the treatment to be covered
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[1] In practice, 1 mL (which provides the full 100 mg of B and B, etc.) is a common dose for general supplementation in deficient states, but clinicians may start with lower volumes for mild deficiencies or in smaller patients
