Systemic side effects are rare but can include mild diarrhea, anxiety, or heart palpitations
Nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and constipation are common, especially in the early weeks of treatment
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Other side effects that can occur include: Excessive sweat production Rapid weight gain Pain when breathing Shortness of breath when lying down Anxiety Increased or irregular heart rate Numbness, tingling or muscular weakness Increased thirst Urinary frequency B12 injections can also cause allergy symptoms immediately after administration, like difficulty breathing, a swollen throat, mouth, or swelling of the mouth, tongue or face
Eating animal products typically gives your body more than enough of the nutrient, but there are particular groups of people more susceptible to a B12 deficiency