In this article, we explain what vitamin B12 is, how much of it is considered safe, and what happens if you take too much
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For example, a doctor might prescribe the following: 100 micrograms daily for about a week Followed by every other day for seven doses After that, every three to four days for two to three weeks Once monthly until the deficiency is treated B12 injections require a prescription and can be administered at a doctor's office or at home with the approval of a healthcare provider